Simple Triplet Problem 1
Number Theory
Level
2
In a simple triplet, if the smallest leg is equal to , what is the sum of the measures of the larger leg and the hypotenuse?
Assume that all of the legs are of integer length.
The answer is 49.
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1 solution
iTS SIMPLE THE TRIPLET IS OF INTEGRAL LENGTH SO