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Find two square numbers having the given difference; say their difference is 60. [Hint: Take x^2 for one of the squares and (x+a)^2 for the other, where a is an integer chosen so that a^2 is not greater
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Find two square numbers having the given difference; say their difference is 60. [Hint: Take x^2 for one of the squares and (x+a)^2 for the other, where a is an integer chosen so that a^2 is not greater than 60.]

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