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CN-LEAGUE 1996 Problem 3

    For a prime number pp , there exists n∈Z+n\in\mathbb{Z}_+ , p+n+n\sqrt{p+n}+\sqrt{n} is an integer, then (A)\text{(A)} there is no such pp (B)\text{(B)} there in only one such pp (C)\text{(C)} there is more than one such pp , but finitely many (D)\text{(D)} there are infinitely many such pp

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