The problem is as such:
Find all natural numbers $n$ such that $$\dfrac{n^3+2021}{n+21}$$ is a natural number.
So far, I've only found two solutions. My approach: $$\begin{align}\frac{n^3+2021}{n+21}=\frac{(n+21)(n^2-21n+441)-7240}{n+21} &=n^2-21n+441-\frac{7240}{n+21}\end{align}$$
From this and the fact that $7240=2^3\times5\times181$, I got $n = 160$ and $n = 7219$. However, in the solution, it is stated that there are $9$ natural numbers $n$ that satisfy the expression. What am I missing here?