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The integral values of x for which `x^2 +17x+71` is perfect square of a rational number are a and b, then `|a-b|`=

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`x^2+17x+71=y^2`
`x^2+17x+71-y^2=0`
`x=(-17pmsqrt(289-4(71-y^2)))/2`
`=(-17pmsqrt(5+4y^2))/2`
x to be integer
`5+4y^2` is perfect square
`5+4y^2=k^2`
`k^2-4y^2=5`
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