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Learning outcomes from square root spiral​

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Answered by Harshita504
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The spiral of Theodorus (also referred to as the square root spiral or the Pythagorean spiral) is a construction of continuous right triangles into a spiral. Each triangle has a side length of one representing the of the Pythagorean theorem, with the other sides filling in the spaces for the and in the theorem.

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The spiral of Theodorus (also referred to as the square root spiral or the Pythagorean spiral) is a construction of continuous right triangles into a spiral. Each triangle has a side length of one representing the of the Pythagorean theorem, with the other sides filling in the spaces for the and in the theorem

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