SOLVED: In the following sequence of problems, we will start the proof of the Four-Square Theorem conjectured in the third century by Diophantus and proven by Lagrange in 1770 (since it took

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SOLVED: In the following sequence of problems, we will start the proof of  the Four-Square Theorem conjectured in the third century by Diophantus and  proven by Lagrange in 1770 (since it took
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SOLVED: In the following sequence of problems, we will start the proof of  the Four-Square Theorem conjectured in the third century by Diophantus and  proven by Lagrange in 1770 (since it took
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SOLVED: In the following sequence of problems, we will start the proof of  the Four-Square Theorem conjectured in the third century by Diophantus and  proven by Lagrange in 1770 (since it took
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