Pythagoras' Theorem

Geometry Level 1

A right angled triangle has base 3 and height 4. Find the hypotenuse x.

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Pauline Waltwer by Pauline Waltwer , 18, United Kingdom

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Xiaoying Qin
Oct 17, 2015

Determine is better because I was tempted to say "right there at the end"

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lolololol 69

Pauline Swalter - 5 years, 6 months ago
Pauline Salter
Nov 26, 2015

Hi there this is my old account, follow this one for new questions! Happy Mathing Pauline

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Pauline Fwalter
Dec 8, 2015

Please Follow me for more witty problems... peace out friends

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If the base is 3 and the height is 4, then for Pytagoras Theorem, hip² = 3² + 4² --> hip² = 9 +16 --> hip² = 25, then hip = 5.

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The force is strong with this one

Pauline Swalter - 5 years, 6 months ago

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