Wednesday, 20 March 2019

Prime number and square problem

How many pairs of natural numbers, not bigger than 100, are such that difference between that pair is a prime number, and their product is a square of a natural number.
My attempt: I tried writing relationship such as $x-y=p$ and $xy=n^2$ but I can't seem to find any pattern to enumerate it.

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