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How do you find the length of both legs of a right triangle with only the hypotenuse
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How do you find the length of both legs of a right triangle with only the hypotenuse

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if you had the hypotenuse and one of the legs you could subtract the to using Pythagorean theorem. you cant answer the question unless you have another leg or a degree or a right triangle.
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