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RU-ALLRUSSIAN 1964 Problem 2

    If m, k, n are natural numbers and n>1\mathrm{n} > 1 , prove that we cannot have m(m+1)=kn\mathrm{m(m + 1)} = \mathrm{k^n} .

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