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The triangle shown is a right triangle with the right angle marked. Which equation correctly expresses The Pythagorean Theorem for this triangle? A. t + s = r B. r + s = t C. r - s = t D. (s+r)= r
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The triangle shown is a right triangle with the right angle marked. Which equation correctly expresses The Pythagorean Theorem for this triangle?

A. t + s = r

B. r + s = t

C. r - s = t

D. (s+r)= r

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D because (a+b)= c and the Pythagorean Theorem is in that correct order
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