# Number Theory

• Let $$p_1 ,p_2 ,p_3$$ be primes with $$p_2≠ p_3$$such that 4+$$p_1p_2$$and 4+$$p_1p_3$$ are perfect squares. Find all possible values of $$p_1 ,p_2 ,p_3$$

IF THE ANSWER IS LESS THAN 5 TYPE 1 IF IT IS MORE THAN 5, TYPE 2 IF IT IS MORE THAN 10 TYPE 3 OR ELSE TYPE 4

Note by Ariijit Dey
1 year, 1 month ago

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