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IT-CESENATICO 1999 Problem 6

    (a) Find all pairs (x,k)(x,k) of positive integers such that 3k−1=x33^k -1 = x^3 . (b) Prove that if n>1n > 1 is an integer, n≠3n \ne 3 , then there are no pairs (x,k)(x,k) of positive integers such that 3k−1=xn3^k -1 = x^n .

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