Raymond B. answered 03/07/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
67n+17 cannot be a perfect square for 3 consecutive integers
square root of (67n+17)
not a perfect square for n=0, 1, 2, 3
assume it's not for n=k
try to show it's not for n=k+1
proof by mathematical induction
67k+17 is not a perfect square for any integer k
try to show 67(k+1)+17 is not a perfect square
67k+67+17
= 67k+ 17 +67
67 is not a perfect square
67k+17 is not a perfect square
their sum is not a perfect square
a^2+b^2=c^2 = hypotenuse of a right triangle
sum of 2 irrationals cannot= an integer