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Will 4.5 , 6 and 7.5 make a right triangle

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It's important to know that the three given sides must be congruent with the Pythagorean's Theorem in order to form a right triangle.

The theorem is


c^2=a^2+b^2

Where c is the longer side. Let's replace each side.


(7.5)^2=6^2+(4.5)^2

Let's solve each side of the equation.


\begin{gathered} 56.25=36+20.25 \\ 56.25=56.25 \end{gathered}

Since the three given sides satisfy the Pythagorean's Theorem, we can deduct that they form a right triangle.

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