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Friday, 23 October 2020

$In\,\,how \,\,many\,\, ways\,\, is\,\, it\,\, possible\,\, to \,\,represent\,\, 2^{n} \,\,as \,\,a\,\, sum\,\, of\,\, \\four\,\, squares\,\, of \,\,positive\,\, integers?$

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