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what is thePythogoras theorem for isosceles triangle???​

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Answered by savageofficial4u
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A altitude between the two equal legs of an isosceles triangle creates right angles, is a angle and opposite side bisector, so divide the non-same side in half, then apply the Pythagorean Theorem b = √(equal sides ^2 - 1/2 non-equal side ^2).

Answered by Anonymous
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A altitude between the two equal legs of an isosceles triangle creates right angles, is a angle and opposite side bisector, so divide the non-same side in half, then apply the Pythagorean Theorem b = √(equal sides ^2 - 1/2 non-equal side ^2).

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