In this paper, we prove that if a, b and c are pairwise coprime positive integers such that a^2＋b^2=c^r,a〉b,a≡3 （mod4）,b≡2 （mod4） and c-1 is not a square, thena a^x＋b^y=c^z has only the positive integer solution （x, y, z） = （2, 2, r）. Let m and r be positive integers with 2｜m and 2 r, define the integers Ur, Vr by （m ＋√-1）^r=Vr＋Ur√-1. If a = ｜Ur｜,b=｜Vr｜,c = m^2＋1 with m ≡ 2 （mod 4）,a ≡ 3 （mod 4）, and if r 〈 m/√1.5log3（m^2＋1）-1, then a^x ＋ b^y = c^z has only the positive integer solution （x,y, z） = （2, 2, r）. The argument here is elementary.
