Solution
let
$S = x^2$
so
$x^2 = (y+10)^2 – 88$
or
$88 = (y+10)^2-x^2 = (y+10 + x) (y+10-x)$
both
the terms on RHS has to be even as one add and one even shall give
fractional x and y
so
$(y+10+x) = 44, (y + 10 – x) = 2$ giving $y = 13, x = 21$
or
$(y+10+x) = 22, (y+10-x) = 4$ giving $y=3 , x = 9$
so
sum of all possible values of $y = 16$
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