On the Solutions of the Diophantine Equation 6^x-n^y=z^2
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Abstract
In this research, we study the Diophantine equation , where
are non-negative integers and
is a positive integer with
and
. By using the basic properties of congruence, the research results indicated that the non-negative integer solutions of this Diophantine equation are
.
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