I used excel to find the three pairs whose sum of squres are the same perfect square in the following way: I enter 15 in C1 and A3, and enter =A3+1 in A4, then drag the small square on the bottom right corner down, you get first column:15,16,17,... Enter =A3^2 in B3, then drag the small square down, you get :225,256,289,...for the 2nd column. Enter =C1+1 in D1, then drag the sall square to the right, you get: 15,16,17,... for the 1st rowwww.ddhw.com Enter =C1^2 in C2, then drag the small square to the right , get 225,256,289,... for the second row. Enter =(B3-225)^.5 in C3, and drag the small square down, get the 3rd column. Enter =(B3-256)^.5 in D3, and drag the small square down, get the 4th column. etc If there is an integer which is very easy to see, then there is a pair of integers whose sum of squares is a perfect square. www.ddhw.com | Awww.ddhw.com | B | Cwww.ddhw.com | Dwww.ddhw.com | E | Fwww.ddhw.com | | 1www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | 15 | =C1+1www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | | 2www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | =C1^2 | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | 3www.ddhw.com | 15www.ddhw.com | =A3^2 | =(B3-225)^.5www.ddhw.com | =(B3-256)^.5www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | 4www.ddhw.com | =A3+1www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | 5www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | 6 | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | www.ddhw.com | | www.ddhw.com | |
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