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No Positive Integers with a^2 - b^2 = 18 | IOQM
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The number of all positive integers and such that .
Answer: 0
Step 1: Factor. The equation gives .
Step 2: Parity restriction. Since is even, and have the same parity.
Step 3: If both are odd, their product is odd, which cannot equal .
Step 4: If both are even, their product is a multiple of , but is not a multiple of .
Step 5: Both possibilities fail, so has no solution in positive integers.
Answer: There are no positive integer solutions.
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