let p, q, r be Prime; ( (p * (p + 1)) + (q * (q + 1)) = r * (r + 1) implies ( p = q & q = 2 & r = 3 ) )
assume
(p * (p + 1)) + (q * (q + 1)) = r * (r + 1)
; ( p = q & q = 2 & r = 3 )
per cases then
( ( p = 2 & q = 2 & r = 3 ) or ( p = 5 & q = 3 & r = 6 ) or ( p = 3 & q = 5 & r = 6 ) )
by Th44;
suppose
(
p = 2 &
q = 2 &
r = 3 )
;
( p = q & q = 2 & r = 3 )hence
(
p = q &
q = 2 &
r = 3 )
;
verum end; suppose
(
p = 5 &
q = 3 &
r = 6 )
;
( p = q & q = 2 & r = 3 )end; suppose
(
p = 3 &
q = 5 &
r = 6 )
;
( p = q & q = 2 & r = 3 )end; end;