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Algebra Level 4

How many solutions are there for real integers ( a ; b ; c ) (a; \ b; \ c) sastify the equation below?

( c b + a ) ( c a + b ) a b = c 2 \large \dfrac{(cb + a)(ca + b)}{ab} = c^2

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There are, finitely. There aren't any. There are, infinitely. Cannot be determined.

Thành Đạt Lê by Thành Đạt Lê , 17, Singapore

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