Question

Are 20, 25 and 30 an example of a Pythagorean triplet?

Answer 1

Hi Ledah :)

How are you?

Answer 2

No. It is not the triple. Do you know why?

Answer 3

Not sure.

Answer 4

Was never taught about triplets.

Answer 5

Its OK. I will help you. Don't worry.

Answer 6

Pythagorean Theorem is

\[\large H^2=P^2+B^2\]
H=hypotenuse
P=perpendicular
B=base

Answer 7

As you can see all three have square.

So no, find in your question that all three are squared of some number or not?

Answer 8

they aren't

Answer 9

It only increases by 5 each time

Answer 10

20= it is not the square of any number,
25= it is the square of 5
30= it is not the square of any number.

Answer 11

Yes, it only increase by 5 each time.

So for Pythagorean theorem all three must be squared.

Got it?

Answer 12

Yeah I've got it. Thanks

Answer 13

You are ever welcome. Good luck :D