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Answer:
- (±7, ±1, ±4)
- (±13, ±11, ±16)
Step-by-step explanation:
Solution of the system by the usual means yields the parametric equations ...
(a², b², c²) = (41 +t, t -7, 2t)
Since we want t-7 to be a perfect square, we can let ...
t -7 = n²
t = n² +7
Then the solutions are ...
(a, b, c) = (±√(n²+48), n, ±√(2(n² +7)))
The only integer solutions are for n=±1 and n=±11. Then the 16 possible triples are ...
(±7, ±1, ±4) and (±13, ±11, ±16) . . . where the signs can have any combination
