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Is it possible to confirm that a triplet is a pythagorean triplet without using pythagorean theorem ? please explain

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Answered by Raghav3333
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hye

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yes ,u can  confirm that a triplet is a pythagorean triplet without using pythagorean theorem.

there is another method 

=>odd:  a
² = b+c
    even = a
²/2 = b+c

this is the fromula

explanation:-
the 1st one that is odd:  a ²= b+c should be used when the smaleest number out of the triplet is odd


for example-  is [5,12 13] is a pythogorean triplet?

we take the formula  a ²= b+c as the smallest odd number is 5

=>5²=12+13
=>25 = 25

∴it is a pythogorean triplet

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the second formula [even = a²/2 = b+c] should be used when the samleest number form the triplet is even]

example - [is 6 ,8,10] a pythogorean triplet?

=> [even = a²/2 = b+c] since 6 ,

=> 6²/2 = 8*10

=>36/2 = 18

=>18=18

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hope it helps u...............
Answered by madhaviakilan2004
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