11where are the squares and rectangles as said by you earlier
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62yup subhash.. u are getting close :)
but there is more explanation needed :)
62@subash :
at that time i was sleeping probably ;)
dont mind my "no-brainer"
3i got it is a set of rectangular hyperbolas x2-y2=c
sorry for late reply.i have seen this time only
:P:P:P:P:P
62lol...
seee that
x2=y2-1 satisfies the equation
so does
x2=y2-2
and
x2=y2-5
and
x2=y2+1
and
x2=y2+5
hope this is enuf to understand????
11Bhaiyyah, I've completely lost track of what is happening [7][2]
How did Abhi get that graph? And why is there no green background though it is correct?
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(i know this is some miles away from the correct ans..
plz dun laf at my graphing skills... [2] [2] [2] [2])
62and this one!
I know this is dirty.. and has a lot of things in it...
but this will only give u better thinking ability..
62lol.. ok another hint...
think of the intervals for x as √N to √N+1
same way think of the y as between another two roots of perfect squares....
So you will easily get one point of y in each interval of y for each x between the given interval above....
62this is not very simple... but then not as complex either....
There will be squares and rectangles of sides
√N-√N+1
and
√M-√M+1
Does this help????
62alll points when x=y are solutions...
infact there are many more points..
what will they be?
1(how i got the above graph...
)x2 = [0,1)
=> x = ± [0,1)
similarly for y...