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Could the lengths 20mm,47mm, and 52mm be the side lengths of a right triangle ? explain .

Could the lengths 20mm,47mm, and 52mm be the side lengths of a right triangle ? explain .
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Could the lengths 20mm,47mm, and 52mm be the side lengths of a right triangle ? explain .

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Use the Pythagorean theorem
20^2+47^2 must equal 52^2 for the triangle to be a right triangle. Hope this helps!
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