SOLUTION: the diffrence of two positive integers is 5. Two times the square of the smaller integer exceed the square of the larger integer by 71.Find the two integers.
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Question 1049718: the diffrence of two positive integers is 5. Two times the square of the smaller integer exceed the square of the larger integer by 71.Find the two integers.
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