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The no. of positive Integer ordered pair $(a,b)$ in $4^a+4a^2+4 = b^2$
jacks said:The no. of positive Integer ordered pair $(a,b)$ in $4^a+4a^2+4 = b^2$
jacks said:To kaliprasad
I did not understand it
it may have a solution as $4^a = 2^ {2a}$
if $\left(4^a + 4a^2 + 4 \right) >= (2^a+1)^2$
or $2 \cdot 2^a + 1 \leq 4a^2 + 4$
this gives $a\leq 6$ and we need to check for $a =1$ to $a = 6$
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rest is trivial
would you like to explain me.
Thanks
Integer ordered pairs refer to a set of two integers, written in the form (a,b). The first integer, denoted by a, is called the x-coordinate and the second integer, denoted by b, is called the y-coordinate. These coordinates represent a specific point on a graph.
Integer ordered pairs are typically represented on a coordinate plane, which is a grid with two perpendicular number lines. The horizontal axis represents the x-coordinate and the vertical axis represents the y-coordinate.
Integer ordered pairs can be used to graph equations. Each point on the graph represents a solution to the equation and can be represented as an integer ordered pair. Similarly, given an integer ordered pair, an equation can be written to represent the point on the graph.
Integer ordered pairs are used to represent and analyze real-life situations that can be graphed. For example, they can be used to represent the relationship between time and distance in a car trip or the relationship between cost and quantity in a business.
Some properties of integer ordered pairs include symmetry, where the point (a,b) is symmetric to the point (-a,-b) with respect to the origin, and distance, where the distance between the points (a,b) and (c,d) can be calculated using the Pythagorean theorem.