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1. Find as many triples a,b,c of positive integers as you can, that satisfy the inequalities 0 < a^2+b^2-abc <= c. You may use a computer π2. Now look at the value of a^2+b^2-abc in those triples.3. Conjecture.4. Prove or disprove π
1. did that, there a lots and lots2. did that3. only square numbers4. Ummmm, I'll think about that π
Can you do this with basic math knowledge? I have no clue what to do. π
Originally posted by crazyblueCan you do this with basic math knowledge? I have no clue what to do. π
What do you mean by triples?
Originally posted by CM123What do you mean by triples?