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Pythogoras theorem is very simple.

Consider a right triangle ABC right angled at B. The side opposite the right angle is called the hypotenuse i.e AC in this case

Therefore, we can write,

AB squared + BC squared = AC squared

This can be generalised as

Base squared + height squared = hypotenuse squared

Example:

let base =12

let height =5

Applying pythogoras theorem,

12squared + 5squared =hypotenuse squared

Or, 144+25 = hypotenuse squared

Or, hypotenuse = root over 169 = 13

Therefore,hypotenuse = 13

You can make your own questions like this

Extra note

Three square numbers which satisfy the pythogoras theorem, are called the pythogoran triplet

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PHYTHAGORUS THEOREM

Step-by-step explanation:

BASICALLY THIS THEOREM IS used IN A RIGHT ANGLE triangle.

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