I am looking for a solution for a conjecture as follows. 



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Conjectute: no exist an equilateral triangle such that all vertices are integer numbers
Let A,B,C be the vertices.Use the fact that the area is $E=\frac{1}{2}\cdot |det(\vec{AB},\vec{AC})|$  

Since $det(\vec{AB},\vec{AC})$ is an integer and the area must be of the form  

$AB^2\cdot \frac{\sqrt3}{4}$ which is not an integer you can see the contradiction


