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Amiyah Yates
27 October, 07:22
12 squared plus 16 squared = c squared
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Potts
27 October, 07:28
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Ight so 12 squared is 144 and 16 squared is 256.
256+144=400.
Now if you're trying to find the Pythagorean theorem:
Find the square root of 400 and you're answer should be 20 squared.
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Skeeter
27 October, 07:44
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C = 20 ... c squared = 400
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