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62 is the number of integer solutions. But the question asked for the number of positive integer solutions.OmCheeto said:62?
62 is the number of integer solutions. But the question asked for the number of positive integer solutions.OmCheeto said:62?
You get different kinds of equations depending on how the hyperbola is rotated. For example xy=1 is the equation for a hyperbola. It's easy to tell how many integer solutions that one has.songoku said:Yes, I know how to graph hyperbola from general equation:
$$\frac{(x-h)^2}{a^2}-\frac{(y-k)^2}{b^2}=1$$
You also got a quadratic equation. It has two variables, so complete the rectangle instead of completing the square.songoku said:If by degree-2 equation you mean quadratic equation, then yes I can solve it using factorization, quadratic formula or completing square.
We didn't see a lot of your work in this thread, it must be said!songoku said:Thank you very much for the help and explanation Delta2, BvU, anuttarasammyak, WWGD, Hall, Prof B, OmCheeto, PeroK
Obviously from post #35 [tex]x,y=2021-2^l 3^m 43^n 47^r 337^s, 2021-2^{1-l} 3^{1-m} 43^{1-n} 47^{1-r} 337^{1-s}Prof B said:What if a is negative? Why don't you get any more solutions that way?
First, assuming ##a, b## are positive. We have ##x = a + 2021, \ y = b + 2021## and ##ab = 2021(2022)##.Prof B said:There's some work left to do. If a is positive then x and y are greater than 2021 so x and y are positive. You get 32 solutions that way. What if a is negative? Why don't you get any more solutions that way?