Let's do this question, which of these are Pythagorean triplets?
It's a basic question that'll help you solidify your fundamentals.
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Option eight, three, four and five.
Now we can see that five squared is twenty five.
Three squared is nine and four square is sixteen and twenty five is equal to nine plus 16, therefore.
Yes, this is it by the gorian triplet.
What about option B, eight, 15 and 17.
You can see that 17 square is two eighty nine.
Fifteen squared is two twenty five and eight squared is sixty four.
Now to ten to eighty nine is equal to twenty five plus sixty four therefore.
Yes.
This is also a Pythagoras triplet.
What about option C.
You have seven.
Twenty four and twenty five.
Right.
So 25 square gives you six twenty five, twenty four square is five, seventy six and seven Square gives
you forty nine.
Now you can see that.
Five seventy six plus forty nine is equal to six, twenty five, therefore, yes, seven, twenty four
and twenty five.
That is also a Patagonian triplette.
What about six, eight and 10?
You can see that six, eight and 10 is obtained by multiplying three, four and five throughout with
two.
Right.
Because three in the two gives you six, four in the row gives you eight and five in the two gives you
ten.
Therefore this is also a Pythagoras Triplette.
You don't even need to check it in this manner because we know you take any by the word intraplate and
you multiply throughout with the same number.
You will get another Pythagorean Triplette.