Find a positive integer N such that p3+N2 is a perfect square for 2 distinct (positive) primes p.
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You may use a theorem of Ljunggren, which states that the equation x2+x+1=y3 has only the following integer solutions: (x,y)=(0,1),(−1,1),(18,7),(−19,7).
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