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Angel11
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Hello, It is me again.So i was watching some math videos and i came across Fermat's Last Theorem which was very intersting.But i was confused because i wondered for a second and sayed "well if A,B and C are equal then they could be 0 to prove it" but at the same time i thought "well if it works something like the pythagorean theorem then that would be impossible because if a triangle has 3 sides with the length of 0 then there would be nothing" BUT again i also thought "But Fermat's Last Theorem doesn't say anything about a right triangle or any triangle it is just the formula" So my question is:Why isn't {0}^{3}+{0}^{3}={0}^{3} proof (or on any other power with n>2)