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# Indian Mathematics c7.31

Indian Mathematics c7.31

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### [c7.31](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.science.kaye-1915.c7.31)

14. RATIONAL RIGHT-ANGLED TRIANGLES.—The Indian mathematicians of this period seem to have been particularly attracted by the problem of the rational right-angled triangle and give a number of rules for obtaining integral solutions. The following summary of the various rules relating to this problem shows the position of the Indians fairly well.

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