Question

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Answer 1

gg

Answer 2

Hello Honor Kitty. Do you require math help?

Answer 3

It was an accident sorry :D

Answer 4

Yes I do
noseboy

Answer 5

Then ask away!

Answer 6

is this a pythagorean triple:
seventy, eighty four, one hundred sixteen

Answer 7

shemurr?

Answer 8

Well, if it is, it simply needs to satisfy this equation: \[a^2 + b^2 = c^2\] So solve that out, and tell me if it's true.

Answer 9

thats the pythagorean thereom not the equation to pythagorean triples :3

Answer 10

But thanks anyways

Answer 11

gtg byyyyyyyyyyyyyyye

Answer 12

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_triple

Answer 13

The triples need to satisfy that and also be whole numbers--integers.

Answer 14

He/she wasn't wrong, lol, just check to see if it works and you'll have your answer.
Use the two smaller numbers, square them, add them, take the root and see if they equal the third.

\[c(largest number)=\sqrt{a^{2}+b^{2}}\]