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But each pair \((m,n)\) with \(mn = 506\) gives a unique \((x,y)\)?
Suppose \((m,n)\) and \((m',n')\) give same \((x,y)\): then \(m + n =...
From second: \(n = m + y\), substitute: \(m(m + y) = 506\), and \(m(n'...
Instead, note that \(x = m + n\), \(y = n - m\), so \(x^2 - y^2 = (m+n...
And different \((m,n)\) may give same \((x,y)\)?
Suppose \((m_1, n_1)\) and \((m_2, n_2)\) give same \((x,y)\):
Then \(m_1 + n_1 = m_2 + n_2\) and \(n_1 - m_1 = y\).
From second: \(n_1 = m_1 + y\), plug: \(m_1 + (m_1 + y) = 2m_1 + y = S...
But without more, hard to compare.
Note that \(m = \frac{x - y}{2}\), \(n = \frac

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