2 β b2 β‘ (a + b)(a β b)
a and b are positive whole numbers with a > b
a
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2 β b2 β‘ (a + b)(a β b)
a and b are positive whole numbers with a > b
a
2 β b2 is a prime number.
why are a and b consecutive numbers?
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2 β b2 β‘ (a + b)(a β b)
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