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ARE THESE PYTHAGOREAN TRIPLET
$(1,1,1)$

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Answered by sensavi80

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No they are not Pythagorean triplets because the sides of a right angle triangle is never the same and the square of the height and base is equal to the square of its hypotenuse.

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Answered by sketchpens

No they are not triplet

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ARE THESE PYTHAGOREAN TRIPLET​

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ARE THESE PYTHAGOREAN TRIPLET
$(1,1,1)$