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TSTST 2016 Problem 1

    Let A=A(x,y)A=A(x, y) and B=B(x,y)B=B(x, y) be two-variable polynomials with real coefficients. Suppose that A(x,y)/B(x,y)A(x, y) / B(x, y) is a polynomial in xx for infinitely many values of yy, and a polynomial in yy for infinitely many values of xx. Prove that BB divides AA, meaning there exists a third polynomial CC with real coefficients such that A=B⋅CA=B \cdot C.

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