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    The document discusses an integer math olympiad problem involving proving that the expression a^(2k)+b^(2k)+(ab)^k is divisible by a^2+b^2+ab, where a and b are integers, k is an integer exponent not divisible by 3.

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    The document discusses an integer math olympiad problem involving proving that the expression a^(2k)+b^(2k)+(ab)^k is divisible by a^2+b^2+ab, where a and b are integers, k is an integer exponent not divisible by 3.

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    Arunuda

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    The document discusses an integer math olympiad problem involving proving that the expression a^(2k)+b^(2k)+(ab)^k is divisible by a^2+b^2+ab, where a and b are integers, k is an integer exponent not divisible by 3.

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    Does an IMO problem derivative: proving that a^(2k)+b^(2k)+(ab)^k is divisible b y a^2+b^2+ab, for integral a,b,k and k not being

    divisible by 3.

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