We see that 6, 8, 10 gives us the answer. The smallest pythagorean triplet is 3, 4, 5 but if the diameter is 5, radius will be 2.5 (non integer) the three sides of a right angled triangle) must be integral. So the given constraint says that the length, width and the diagonal (i.e. So how are the dimensions of a rectangle and the radius linked? The diagonal of the rectangle will be the circle's diameter. The only constraint is that length, width and radius must be integral. So often, the problem is 'where do we begin?' It is one of those random questions in which no numbers are given.
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