👉 In mathematics, an isopicramic triangle (or isopicrachus triangle) is a type of triangle in which all sides are integers and the sum of the two smallest angles is 90 degrees. It is named after the ancient Greek mathematician Proclus. Isopicramic triangles have many properties that make them interesting, including being equilateral at one extreme (the longest side), and having the property that the sum of the squares of the three interior angles equals the square of
