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How do I find the height of the triangle using pyhthagreon theorem?
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How do I find the height of the triangle using pyhthagreon theorem?

How do I find the height of the triangle using pyhthagreon theorem?-example-1
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Answer:

Pythagorean theorem reads as:

H²=P²+B²

in which p reads as perpendicular so

P²=H²-B²


p = \sqrt{h {}^(2) - {b}^(2) }

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