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Answer 1

Just looking for some advice to get me going in the right direction with this proof

Answer 2

so u lookin for the answers of this equation\[x^2+y^2=p^2\]where x,y,p are some prime numbers

Answer 3

only x or y and p

Answer 4

if x is prime then y doesn't have to be prime and vice versa

Answer 5

but p must be prime

Answer 6

it is possible\[3^2+4^2=5^2\]

Answer 7

Oh I forgot to add x^2 > 50 y^2 > 50 and p^2 > 50

Answer 8

I'm actually trying to find a set of x,y, and p so that x^2 + y^2 = p^2

Answer 9

such that p^2 is as small as possible, but greater than 50

Answer 10

it is possible\[11^2+60^2=61^2\]

Answer 11

Is there an algorithmic way to find such combinations?

Answer 12

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/500a7eb3e4b0549a892eeeee

Answer 13

Thank you mukushla I will look at it :)
thats just what I was looking for

Answer 14

no problem