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Hey there :) If any of your sides give you an `irrational number`, as happened in this problem, then you don't have a pythagorean triple. Example: \[\Large\rm 4^2+5^2=c^2\]\[\Large\rm 16+25=c^2\]\[\Large\rm \sqrt{41}=c\]41 is NOT a perfect square, so this root is an irrational number.
so everything looks correct aside from it not being a pythagorean triple?
Yes! All the other calculations look correct! ^^
alright :) thank you for helping me better understand that!!
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