If there are 50 teens in the program and 34% of them have two siblings, then we need to multiply 50 by 0.34 to find 34 percent of 50. 50*0.34 = 17. Therefore, there are 17 teens who have two siblings.
After checking with each triplet whether they form a Pythagorean triplet, we find that D) [10, 24, 26] is the only one that applies with the triplet.
