the number of pairs of integers (n,m) which satisfy the equation mn =4(n+m ) is
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n and m are 0
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The number of pairs of integers (n,m) which satisfy the equation
mn=4(n+m ) is 2 (0,0) and (8,8).
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mn =4(n+m )
- If n=0, then m is also 0
so,one pair being 0 and 0, 4(0+0) = 0 ; 0*0 = 0.
- if n=8 and m=8 then nm=64 and 4(n+m ) = 4×16 = 64
- Another obvious pair that satisfies the equation is 8 and 8.
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