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Write 2(6² + 4²) as the sum of two perfect square.

Write 2(6² + 4²) as the sum of two perfect square.
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Write 2(6² + 4²) as the sum of two perfect square.

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Answer 114
2(6*6+4*4)=2(36+16)=2*52=114
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