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Suppose the numbers are A2and B2Then A2- B2= 51

that is, (A + B)*(A - B) = 51

so A + B = 51 and A - B = 1 which gives A = 26 and B = 25

or A + B = 17 and A - B = 3 which gives A = 10 and B = 7


The square numbers are, therefore, (676, 625) or (100, 49)


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I don't get what is trying to say about a add B = 51 and all that I don't g
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Suppose the numbers are A2 and B2Then A2 - B2 = 51that is, (A + B)*(A - B) = 51so A + B = 51 and A - B = 1 which gives A = 26 and B = 25or A + B = 17 and A - B = 3 which gives A = 10 and B = 7

The square numbers are, therefore, (676, 625) or (100, 49)

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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the math questions, huh? So, let's see... well, 64 and 13 are square numbers, and their difference is indeed 51. It's like when you buy a 64-pack of crayons but only end up using 13 colors. Classic math humor, am I right?

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6y ago

They are 100 minus 49 = 51

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