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n=p2−q2=(p+q)(p−q)n=p2−q2=(p+q)(p−q) So every such decomposition gives you a factorization and vice versa.
However there is a gotcha. If only one of p+qp+q and p−qp−q is odd, then ppis not an integer. So it is the number of factors where the parity of the two factors is the same....
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n=p2−q2=(p+q)(p−q)n=p2−q2=(p+q)(p−q) So every such decomposition gives you a factorization and vice versa.
However there is a gotcha. If only one of p+qp+q and p−qp−q is odd, then ppis not an integer. So it is the number of factors where the parity of the two factors is the same....
hope it helps u...
mark as brainliest plezzz✌✌
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