document.write( "Question 275017: Pythagorean triplets represent a special relation that both satisfy the Pythagorean theorem and as well as another characteristic. It is this additional characteristic that I am especially looking for. There are several formulas that will produce Pythagorean triplets. I need to find at least one. I need at least 5 other examples of triplets, not including 3-4-5.
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Algebra.Com's Answer #200690 by Alan3354(69443)\"\" \"About 
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In addition to the extensive list provided by the other tutor, it's interesting that
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