In Example 4.22, we disproved the following claim by giving a counterexample: Claim 1: No positive integer is expressible in two different ways as the sum of two perfect squares. Let’s consider a...




In Example 4.22, we disproved the following claim by giving a counterexample:


Claim 1: No positive integer is expressible in two different ways as the sum of two perfect squares. Let’s consider a related claim that is not disproved by our counterexamples from Example 4.22:


Claim 2: No positive integer is expressible in three different ways as the sum of two perfect squares. Disprove Claim 2 by giving a counterexample


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