Math, asked by HR1423, 3 months ago

How do we find the 2 numbers in a pythagorean triplet when one number is given? can anyone please explain with an example?

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Answered by kdmondal1955

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In a pythagorean triplet, the numbers are 2m, m^2-1 , m^2+1 .

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