Question

1) The legs of
a right triangle are represented by a
and b , and the hypotenuse of the right
triangle is represented by c which equation
represents the pythagoras theorem?
a)a2+b2=c2
b)a2+c2=b2
c)a2-b2=c2
d)b2+c2=a2​

Answer 1

a²+b²=c²

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Answer 2

Given : The legs of  a right triangle are represented by a  and b , and the hypotenuse of the right  triangle is represented by c

To Find : which equation  represents the pythagoras theorem

a)a²+b²=c²

b)a²+c²=b²

c)a²-b²=c²

d)b²+c²=a²

Solution:

Pythagoras theorem  

In a right angle triangle

Perpendicular²  + Base²  = Hypotenuse²

The legs of  a right triangle are represented by a  and b

Perpendicular and Base are legs of right angle triangle

Legs are a & b

Perpendicular = a  Base = b  

or Perpendicular = b  Base = a  

Hypotenuse = c

Perpendicular²  + Base²  = Hypotenuse²

=> a² + b² = c²

or b² + a² = c²

Hence  a² + b² = c²   represent  the Pythagoras theorem

option a is correct

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