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find the Pythagorean triplets from the following set of a numbers 4m,7m,8m

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Answered by Anonymous
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Main info :- We know that in the set of Pythagoras triplet the square of biggest number is equal the the square of other two number.

Given,

set of number = 4,7,8

The biggest number among these is 8

So,

 {8}^{2 }  = 64

 {7}^{2 }  = 49

 {4}^{2}  = 16

Now , let us check

64 = 49 + 16

64 is not equal to 65 { 49+16 }

4,7,8 doesn't form a Pythagoras triplet

Hence , Verified

Answered by Anonymous
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