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%I A055193 #44 Nov 01 2024 03:45:43 %S A055193 6,210,840,341880,71831760,64648584000,2216650756320,22861058133513600 %N A055193 Smallest number that is the area of n distinct Pythagorean triangles. %C A055193 a(9) <= 14456267383718160000 the triangles are 3188885700-9066657600-9611101500, 8199991800-3525922400-8925917000, 2333331000-12391098720-12608876280, 29569667400-977776800-29585829000, 11569432875-2499045120-11836258005, 2179485000-13265764512-13443610488, 8493324840-3404148000-9150125160, 1027776750-28131143040-28149911790, 313939080-92096004000-92096539080. - _Felipe Villaseñor_, Oct 29 2024 %e A055193 a(5) = 71831760 is area of 5 Pythagorean triangles: 2415-59488-59537, 2640-54418-54482, 5070-28336-28786, 7280-19734-21034, 10010-14352-17498 %e A055193 From _Sture Sjöstedt_, Jun 09 2017: (Start) %e A055193 The area of 7280-19734-21034 is (2*13)^2*the area of 280-759-809. %e A055193 The area of 10010-14352-17498 is (2*13)^2*the area of 385-552-673. %e A055193 These triangles have the same area as the triangles I get by solving p^2-p*q+q^2=r^2. r=169, p=15, q=176, (q-p)=161 Area=r*p*q*(q-p) %e A055193 q=176 and r=169 gives 2415-59488-59537; %e A055193 r=169 and q-p=161 gives 2640-54418-54482; %e A055193 r=169 and p=15 gives 5070-28336-28786. (End) %Y A055193 Cf. A009111, A093536. %K A055193 nonn,more %O A055193 1,1 %A A055193 _David W. Wilson_, Jun 30 2000 %E A055193 Edited by _N. J. A. Sloane_, Sep 15 2008 at the suggestion of _R. J. Mathar_ %E A055193 a(8) added by _Duncan Moore_, Mar 10 2017