Math, asked by shivi3567, 1 year ago

if √a²+b²=613 then find a+b

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Answered by sonabrainly
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a² + b² = 613


We see if (a,b,613) is a Pythagorean triple

let b = 613-k


a² + (613-k)² = 613²


a² + 613² -1226k + k² = 613²


a² - 1226k + k² = 0


We notice that sqrt%281226%29=%2235.01142...%22


So the largest square not exceeding 1226 is 35² = 1225


So we write 1226 = 35² + 1


a² - (35²+1)k + k² = 0


a² = (35²+1)k - k²


a² = 35²k + k - k²


We see that if k=1 the right side becomes 352


Therefore k=1, and b = 613-k = 613-1 = 612, and a=35


Therefore (a,b,613) = (35,612,613) is a Pythagorean triple.


Thus a+b = 35+612 = 647

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