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Which of the following can be a Pythagorean triplets?:

a) 2cm 2cm ,4cm b) 5cm, 12cm ,13cm c) 3cm ,5cm ,6cm d) 7cm, 4cm 5 cm.


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Answer :-

As we know that,

Pythagoras triplet

1) a² + b² = c²

Let


\sf \: {2}^(2) + {2}^(2) = {4}^(2)


\sf \: 4 + 4 = 16

  • 8 ≠ 16

Hence, A can't be Pythagoras triplet

2) a² + b² = c²


\sf \:5 {}^(2) + {12}^(2) = {13}^(2)


\sf \: 25 + 144 = 169

  • 169 = 169

Therefore, B can be Pythagoras triplet

3)a² + b² = c²


\sf {3}^(2) + {5}^(2) = {6}^(2)


\sf 9 + 25 = 36

  • 34 ≠ 36

Hence, C can't be Pythagoras triplet

4) a² + b² = c²


\sf {5}^(2) + {4}^(2) = {7}^(2)


\sf \: 25 + 16 = 49

  • 41 ≠ 49

Hence, D can't be Pythagoras triplet

Therefore :-

Only B can be Pythagoras triplet.

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