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[parent] Pythagorean hypotenuses as contraharmonic means (Data Structure)
$c^2 \;=\; a^2+b^2$ $\displaystyle c \;=\; \frac{u^2+v^2}{u+v}$ Note
$5^2 = 3^2+4^2$ $5 = (2^2+6^2)/(2+6)$  
$10^2 = 6^2+8^2$ $10 = (6^2+12^2)/(6+12)$  
$13^2 = 5^2+12^2$ $13 = (3^2+15^2)/(3+15)$  
$15^2 = 9^2+12^2$ $15 = (9^2+18^2)/(9+18)$  
$17^2 = 8^2+15^2$ $17 = (5^2+20^2)/(5+20)$  
$20^2 = 12^2+16^2$ $20 = (8^2+24^2)/(8+24)$  
$25^2 = 7^2+24^2$ $25 = (4^2+28^2)/(4+28)$  
$26^2 = 10^2+24^2$ $26 = (6^2+30^2)/(6+30)$  
$29^2 = 20^2+21^2$ $29 = (14^2+35^2)/(14+35)$  
$30^2 = 18^2+24^2$ $30 = (12^2+36^2)/(12+36)$  
$34^2 = 16^2+30^2$ $34 = (10^2+40^2)/(10+40)$  
$35^2 = 21^2+28^2$ $35 = (14^2+42^2)/(14+42)$  
$37^2 = 12^2+35^2$ $37 = (30^2+42^2)/(30+42)$  
$39^2 = 15^2+36^2$ $39 = (9^2+45^2)/(9+45)$  
$40^2 = 24^2+32^2$ $40 = (16^2+48^2)/(16+48)$  
$41^2 = 9^2+40^2$ $41 = (36^2+45^2)/(36+45)$  
$50^2 = 14^2+48^2$ $50 = (42^2+56^2)/(42+56)$  
$51^2 = 24^2+45^2$ $51 = (15^2+60^2)/(15+60)$  
$52^2 = 20^2+48^2$ $52 = (12^2+60^2)/(12+60)$  
$53^2 = 28^2+45^2$ $53 = (18^2+63^2)/(18+63)$  
$55^2 = 33^2+44^2$ $55 = (22^2+66^2)/(22+66)$  
$58^2 = 40^2+42^2$ $58 = (30^2+70^2)/(30+70)$  
$60^2 = 36^2+48^2$ $60 = (24^2+72^2)/(24+72)$  
$61^2 = 11^2+60^2$ $61 = (6^2+66^2)/(6+66)$  
$65^2 = 39^2+52^2$ $65 = (26^2+78^2)/(26+78)$  
$68^2 = 32^2+60^2$ $68 = (20^2+80^2)/(20+80)$  
$70^2 = 42^2+56^2$ $70 = (28^2+84^2)/(28+84)$  
$73^2 = 48^2+55^2$ $73 = (40^2+88^2)/(40+88)$  
$74^2 = 24^2+70^2$ $74 = (14^2+84^2)/(14+84)$  
$75^2 = 21^2+72^2$ $75 = (12^2+84^2)/(12+84)$  
$78^2 = 30^2+72^2$ $78 = (18^2+90^2)/(18+90)$  
$80^2 = 48^2+64^2$ $80 = (32^2+96^2)/(32+96)$  
$82^2 = 18^2+80^2$ $82 = (10^2+90^2)/(10+90)$  
$85^2 = 40^2+75^2$ $85 = (34^2+102^2)/(34+102)$  
$87^2 = 60^2+63^2$ $87 = (42^2+105^2)/(42+105)$  
$89^2 = 39^2+80^2$ $89 = (24^2+104^2)/(24+104)$  
$90^2 = 54^2+72^2$ $90 = (36^2+108^2)/(36+108)$  
$91^2 = 35^2+84^2$ $91 = (21^2+105^2)/(21+105)$  
$95^2 = 57^2+76^2$ $95 = (38^2+114^2)/(38+114)$  
$97^2 = 72^2+65^2$ $97 = (45^2+117^2)/(45+117)$  
$100^2 = 60^2+80^2$ $100 = (40^2+120^2)/(40+120)$  




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