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find the smallest natural number whose square is sum of squares of two natural numbers​

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Answered by XxLuckyGirIxX
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Find the smallest natural number whose square is sum of squares of two natural numbers​.

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The required answer is 5.

ExplanatioN:-

5 is the answer.

Square of 5 [ 5^2] = 25

\blue\longrightarrow\bf{5^2=25}

\blue\longrightarrow\bf{25=16+9}

\blue\longrightarrow\bf{16=4^2}

\blue\longrightarrow\bf{9=3^2}

That is,

\blue\longrightarrow\bf{25=4^2+3^2}

\blue\longrightarrow\bf{5^2=4^2+3^2}

Hence 5 is the smallest natural number whose square is sum of squares of two natural numbers, 4 and 3.

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