Fermats last theorem in a more generalised form.
@indianmathematics (48)
India
December 25, 2006 11:52pm CST
Any number having any power (1) can be expressed as difference of two coprime perfect squares.
from this prove that for the equation
x^(n) = a^(m) - b^(m)
there exists no coprime solutions of x , a & b when
m=/=n & m2 &n2.
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