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If p,q are two consecutive odd numbers and p+q,pq,x are pythagorean triple then the value of x is

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Answered by mariyasunil00
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Step-by-step explanation:

x is

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17

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Answered by Anonymous
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The value of x can be 17,37,65,101,... etc

  • p and q are two consecutive odd numbers. Hence q = p+2
  • Now it is given that p+q , pq and x are pythagorean triples. Hence this trio follows pythagorean theorem
  • Hence  (p+q)^{2} +(pq)^{2} =x^{2} . Now putting the value of q we get (2p+2)^{2} +(p^{2}+2p) ^{2}  =x^{2}
  • Simplifying it we get p^{4} +4p^{3} +8p^{2}+8p+4 = x^{2}
  • Square rooting both sides we get x = p^{2} +2p+2
  • Now this yields to numerous values of x. As p is an odd p number  putting p = 3,5,7,9 etc we get x = 17,37,65,101 etc
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