Answer:
Answer: D 12,16,20
Explanation:
The Pythagora's Theorem
On a right triangle with side lengths of a,b, and c, being c the hypotenuse, of the longest side, it follows that:

The set {a,b,c} is often called a Pythagorean Triple.
Testing every option:
A


89 = 100
Since equality is false, 5,8,10 are not the side lengths of a right triangle.
B


34 = 49
Since equality is false, 3,5,7 are not the side lengths of a right triangle.
C


157 = 169
Since equality is false, 6,11,13 are not the side lengths of a right triangle.
D


400 = 400
Since equality is true, 12,16,20 could be the side lengths of a right triangle.
Answer: D 12,16,20