Math, asked by mercy157, 11 months ago

find a pythagorean triplet whose greater number is 29....ans= 20,21,29...
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

As we know ,

hypotenuse ^2 = leg^1 + leg2^2

then , 29= hypotenuse coz it is greater side

29^2 = leg1^2 +leg2^2

841    =  (20)^2 + (21)^2 ( we should take any two numbers such that the sum of their square is equal to hypotenuse square)

let us check ;;;

20^2 = 400 + 21^2 = 441

400+441= 841

hence it is correct

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Answered by ChayaNH
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phythagorean triplet of three numbers where the square of greater number is equal to sum of square of other two numbers

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