I am new here but am having difficulty trying to find out why:
2^s+3^s+6^s=7^s
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I am new here but am having difficulty trying to find out why:
2^s+3^s+6^s=7^s
hello ! Welcome to Math help forum .Quote:
Originally Posted by coolminty
Is that all the information given in this question ?
If s=1 , 2+3+6=11 which is not 7
sorry i should have been a bit clearer.
I am wanting to know why:
2^2+3^2+6^2=7^2
(the ^2 represents squared).
I know that the product of any two consecutive numbers squared plus 1 is the answer.
To put this in to practice:
3^2+4^2+12^2=13^2
(my consecutive numbers are 3 and 4 with a product of 12- add one to equal 13 and all of these numbers are squared.)