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If m^2 − n^2 = 117, where m and n are prime numbers, find m and n.

If m^2 − n^2 = 117, where m and n are prime numbers, find m and n.
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If m^2 − n^2 = 117, where m and n are prime numbers, find m and n.

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M=11

N=2

11•11=121

2•2=4

121-4=117

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