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Difference of sum of squares of parts of a bipartition

Source: KAMO 2022 Grade 9 P3

July 5, 2022
number theory

Problem Statement

Is it possible to partition {1,2,3,,28}\{1, 2, 3, \ldots, 28\} into two sets AA and BB such that both of the following conditions hold simultaneously:
(i) the number of odd integers in AA is equal to the number of odd integers in BB;
(ii) the difference between the sum of squares of the integers in AA and the sum of squares of the integers in BB is 1616?