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How to do phythagorean Theron in two and three dimensions

How to do phythagorean Theron in two and three dimensions-example-1
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If you were doing the problem showed, you would use the formula a^2+b^2=c^2
You first label the sides. The hypotenuse is always form the right angle. You label it C. The other two sides need to be labeled a and b. Then you plug in the numbers and solve. This is an example of me solving it.
The answer is 26 if the picture cut it off.





How to do phythagorean Theron in two and three dimensions-example-1
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