Augustus de Morgan satisfied his own problem: I turn(ed) x years of age in the year x2. (a) Given that de Morgan died in 1871, and that he wasn't the beneficiary of some miraculous anti-aging treatment, find the year in which he was born. (b) Suppose you have an acquaintance who satisfies the same problem. How old will they turn this year? Give a formal argument which justifies that you are correct.

Augustus de Morgan satisfied his own problem: I turn(ed) x years of age in the year x2. (a) Given that de Morgan died in 1871, and that he wasn't the beneficiary of some miraculous anti-aging treatment, find the year in which he was born. (b) Suppose you have an acquaintance who satisfies the same problem. How old will they turn this year? Give a formal argument which justifies that you are correct.

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