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KöMaL 2014 B4645

    Let H1={1,3,5,…,2n−1}H_{1}=\{1, 3, 5, \ldots, 2n-1\} and H2={1+k,3+k,5+k,…,2n−1+k}H_{2}=\{1+k, 3+k, 5+k, \ldots, 2n-1+k\}, where nn and kk are any positive integers. Is there an appropriate kk for every nn such that the product of all elements of the set H1∪H2H_{1}\cup H_{2} is a perfect square?

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