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spiderpam
A2(squared) + B2(squared) = C2(squared)
With the 3 sides of the triangle C is the hypotenuse. So whatever the hypotenuse equals it is C. A&B are the other 2 sides and you can use that formula.
Chelboy

Answer:

Pythagorean theory states that the square of the hypotenuse in a right angled triangle is equal to the sum of the square of opposite and the square of the adjacent.

(hypotenuse)^2=(opposite)^2+(adjacent)^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Pythagorean theory is applicable to right angle triangle,to calculate for the length of a particular side, when two other sides are known.the three sides in a right angled triangle are called:opposite,adjacent and hypotenuse.

Let opposite = k

Adjacent=a

Hypotenuse=h

Pythagorean theory is h^2=a^2+k^2

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