I was thinking about my last post,
where I said that it might be possible
that Fermat's Last Theorem could be
solved by elementary maths. Well, I
was partially right- I attempted a proof
for Fermat's Last Theorem's second case,
which says that the equation
X4 + Y4 = Z4
has no integer values. So this is how it goes-
If there are any mistakes in the math, leave the
error in the comments.
where I said that it might be possible
that Fermat's Last Theorem could be
solved by elementary maths. Well, I
was partially right- I attempted a proof
for Fermat's Last Theorem's second case,
which says that the equation
X4 + Y4 = Z4
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| My Proof |
has no integer values. So this is how it goes-
If there are any mistakes in the math, leave the
error in the comments.

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