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The difference between two positive integers is 44. if the smaller is added to the square of the larger, the sum is 376376. find

the integers.

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pochemuha3 years ago

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Let a be the bigger number and b the smaller.

So a-b=44

and a^2+b=376376

(44+b)^2+b=376376

b^2+89b -374440=0

Solve for b and you get a. Are you sure it is 376376 not 376?

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