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RO-TST 2010 Problem 7

    (a) Given a positive integer kk , prove that there do not exist two distinct integers in the open interval (k2,(k+1)2)(k^2, (k + 1)^2) whose product is a perfect square. (b) Given an integer n>2n > 2 , prove that there exist nn distinct integers in the open interval (kn,(k+1)n)(k^n, (k + 1)^n) whose product is the nn -th power of an integer, for all but a finite number of positive integers kk .

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