Math, asked by marutinlokare, 5 months ago

Please teach me a²+b²=c² clearly I know a bit of it I know the a² b² c² is called something, I'd ont know cause I'm in sixth grade. I don't know this but I'm interested in learning this. If u really helped, thank you.

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Answered by nisha02345

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The Pythagorean theorem helps find the lengths of the sides of a right triangle. It states that a²+b²=c², where a and b are the sides around the right angle and c is the hypotenuse.

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Please teach me a²+b²=c² clearly I know a bit of it I know the a² b² c² is called something, I'd ont know cause I'm in sixth grade. I don't know this but I'm interested in learning this. If u really helped, thank you.​

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Please teach me a²+b²=c² clearly I know a bit of it I know the a² b² c² is called something, I'd ont know cause I'm in sixth grade. I don't know this but I'm interested in learning this. If u really helped, thank you.