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For each given integer n, find a and b such that n=a^(2)+b^(2). (a)n= 13 (b)n= 29...

For each given integer n, find a and b such that n=a^(2)+b^(2).

(a)n= 13

(b)n= 29

(c)n= 50

(d)n= 377

(e)n=18850

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