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Costa Rican math olympiad 2008 Problem 5

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June 18, 2009
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Problem Statement

Let p p be a prime number such that p\minus{}1 is a perfect square. Prove that the equation a^{2}\plus{}(p\minus{}1)b^{2}\equal{}pc^{2} has infinite many integer solutions a a, b b and c c with (a,b,c)\equal{}1