Emly116 Emly116
  • 02-04-2020
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What theorem do we use to solve for a side of a right triangle?

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sahkfam sahkfam
  • 02-04-2020

Answer:

I would believe you are talking about the Pythagorean Theorem:

In that case the formula is L^2 + L^2 = H^2.

If you have the hypotenuse it is:

H^2 - L^2 = L^2:

When solving, just substitute your lengths for each side of the triangle.

Note: This only works with right triangles.

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ainsleymaraesnyder ainsleymaraesnyder
  • 02-04-2020

Answer:

pythagorean theorem

Step-by-step explanation:

a^2 +b^2 =c^2

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