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Q- Prove that when three consecutive even numbers are squared and the results are added, that the sum always has at least 3 divisors.
Thank you for your help.
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But it seems like cheating to include 1 and z
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I did all that, but with p-2, p and p+2 for better cancellation.
I got it to 4(3p²+2) and then gave up because I forgot about the 1 and z bit, so I didn't post it.
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It wanted to be normal.
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