in my fourth question "e" and "d"are arbitrary constants
for example 3 ^ (5) = c ^ (2) - b ^ (2)
let c = (x + e) & b =(x+d) here e and d are arbitrary constants so let e = 1 and d = 0 from here we get
3 ^ (5) = 122 ^ (2) - 121 ^ (2)
now select the different values of e and d and get different values
of 3 ^ (5) or 3 ^ (n) or to be more general a ^ (n).
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2006-06-09
01:00:11
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rajesh bhowmick
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if want the tex click my avatar picture on left side and see my fourth question.
2006-06-09
01:17:06 ·
update #1
i have asked a question again pls refer to the fifth question of mine from top and i have proved that any given number with any given power can be expressed as difference of infinite sets of two perfect squares from this i have proved that
a ^ (n) = c ^ (n) - b ^ (n) {i.e. a ^ (n) + b ^ (n) = c ^ (n)} is not having natural solution for a,b and c when n>2
2006-06-09
02:04:10 ·
update #2