WT52: Pythagorean triples

A Pythagorean triple consists of three natural numbers x, and z satisfying x^2+y^2=z^2 . By Pythagoras' theorem, this means these three numbers are the sides of a right triangle. Euclid knew how to solve this equation, and the solution involves three expressions which form also the basis of chromogeometry.

This video is part of the WildTrig series, which introduces Rational Trigonometry and applies it to many different aspects of geometry.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Geometry
• Pythagorean
• triple
• rational
• trigonometry
• Euclid
• chromogeometry
• quadratic
• form
• Wildberger

[meandyou13ish]

Whaaaaa:0 Umm English please?

[TheJames294]

@ANDO999999 in some contries the say zed instead of zee

[ANDO999999]

z = zed? what happened to the abc's i learned them differently

[returnoftheramble]

I forgot this, if I ever learned it. You were very clear. Thank you.

[rl4286]

@rachel97lucy i hate you

[rl4286]

i am currently doing a summer research paper on trying to generate pythagorean triples from using a tetrahedron... lets do a rock song together i will be keyboard and you be drums

[rachel97lucy]

OO I never knewed so much.

[soreeyehalll]

Just marvelous and surprising how you've discovered the relationship between Pythagorean triples and chromogeometry!