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This document contains 5 questions related to prime numbers and number theory. Question 1 asks to find primes p and q such that p^2 + 7pq = q^2 is a perfect square. Question 2 asks to find prime triples (p, q, r) satisfying certain equations. Question 3 asks to find primes p and q such that p divides q^2 - 4 and q divides p^2 - 1. Question 4 asks to find the smallest prime not dividing any 5-digit numbers in strictly increasing order. Question 5 is a proof question regarding real numbers a, b, c satisfying certain inequalities.

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This document contains 5 questions related to prime numbers and number theory. Question 1 asks to find primes p and q such that p^2 + 7pq = q^2 is a perfect square. Question 2 asks to find prime triples (p, q, r) satisfying certain equations. Question 3 asks to find primes p and q such that p divides q^2 - 4 and q divides p^2 - 1. Question 4 asks to find the smallest prime not dividing any 5-digit numbers in strictly increasing order. Question 5 is a proof question regarding real numbers a, b, c satisfying certain inequalities.

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​ ​NT assignment 1

Q.1:
​Find all primes p and q such p​2​ + 7pq = q​2​ is the square of an integer.

Q.2:
Find all triples (p, q, r) of primes such that pq = r + 1 and 2(p​2​ + q​2​) = r​2​ + 1.

Q.3:
Find all primes p and q such that , p divides q​2​ – 4 and q divides p​2​ – 1.

Q.4:
Determine the smallest prime that does not divide any five – digit number whose digits are in a
strictly increasing order.

Q.5:
If a, b, c are three real numbers such that |a – b| ≥ |c|, |b – c| ​>​a , |c – a| ≥ |b|, then prove that
one of a, b, c is the sum of the other two.

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