The solution is very long a little tough...but I will summarize...
square both sides to get:
Simplify and rewrite as
We wish to write this as a product of square polynomials, so after some careful thought and experimentation we use
When we expand this version and compare coefficients we can determine that
1)
2)
3)
This nonlinear can be solved by substitution. It has a rational solution of
therefore we can write:
and that means
so that
and we know there are only two solutions so...
square both sides to get:
Simplify and rewrite as
We wish to write this as a product of square polynomials, so after some careful thought and experimentation we use
When we expand this version and compare coefficients we can determine that
1)
2)
3)
This nonlinear can be solved by substitution. It has a rational solution of
therefore we can write:
and that means
so that
and we know there are only two solutions so...
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