Distinguished Couple of Integer Right Triangles and Canada Numbers
couple of integer right triangles, canada number, primitive and non-primitive integer right triangles
Abstract
We propose a couple of integer right triangles whose perimeter differences are each equal to four times the Canada number. We also provide the number of couples containing primitive and non-primitive integer right triangles.
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