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Suppose the area of square A is 15 cm² and the area of square C is 42 cm². What is the area of square B if the three squares create a right triangle?

Suppose the area of square A is 15 cm² and the area of square C is 42 cm². What is the area of square B if the three squares create a right triangle?
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Suppose the area of square A is 15 cm² and the area of square C is 42 cm².

What is the area of square B if the three squares create a right triangle?

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Answer:

57cm2

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Answer:

57cm2

Explanation:

42cm cube time 15cm cube

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