To check whether a triangle is a right triangle given the dimensions, we can apply Pythagorean's theorem. To recall, we have

where c is the longest side (or more known as the hypotenuse) and a and b as the shorter sides of the right triangle. All right triangles must satisfy this theorem.
Now, to make this clearer, let's check the first choice: {3, 4, 5}. Substituting the values, we have



This clearly shows that {3, 4, 5} satisfies the theorem and thus confirming that it's a right triangle.
We can use the same reasoning for the rest as shown below.
2) {5, 12, 14}



3) {4, √24, 8}



4) {5, 7, √74}



As shown, only 1) and 4) satisfies the theorem. Showing that the two triangles are right triangles.
Answer: 1 and 4