$\left (a+b\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}+\left (c+d\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}=7+5\sqrt 2$

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Prove that there exist no rational numbers $a,b,c,d$ such that $\left (a+b\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}+\left (c+d\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}=7+5\sqrt 2$

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$\left (a+b\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}+\left (c+d\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}=7+5\sqrt 2$

$\implies\left (a-b\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}+\left (c-d\sqrt 2 \right )^{100}=7-5\sqrt 2$

Which is a contradiction as LHS is positive and RHS is negative.

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