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MATH / Three positive integers a, b, and x form an O'Hara triple (a,b,x) if √(a)+√(b)=x. For example, (1,4,3) is an O'Hara triple because √(1)+√(4)=3. If (a,9,5) is an O'Hara triple, dete… · Discussion

Discussing Three positive integers a, b, and x form an O'Hara triple (a,b,x) if √(a)+√(b)=x. For example, (1,4,3) is an O'Hara triple because √(1)+√(4)=3. If (a,9,5) is an O'Hara triple, dete… · MATH

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