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ILL 1967 Problem 44

    Suppose that pp and qq are two different positive integers and xx is a real number. Form the product (x+p)(x+q).(x+p)(x+q). Find the sum S(x,n)=∑(x+p)(x+q),S(x,n) = \sum (x+p)(x+q), where pp and qq take values from 1 to n.n. Does there exist integer values of xx for which S(x,n)=0.S(x,n) = 0.

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