Can there be more than one Pythagorean triple such that the triple sum (a+b+c) is same? If yes, please provide some examples.
Context:
While solving Problem 9 of Project Euler (https://projecteuler.net/problem=9. This asks to provide the triplet product for a particular triplet sum 1000.), tried to write a generic program, which can give such product(s) for any triplet sum. Though for sum = 1000, there is exactly one such triplet, was not sure if this is the case for any triplet sum. Hence the question.