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9th Nov 2016

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approximate spiegation of pythagorean theorem

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TheNik 13th Nov 2016

Oh, and I almost forgot to explain the relation with this save: The three squares are a popular visualization when you replace the numbers a^2 and b^2 with squares of the area a^2 and b^2. Their area added up equals to the area of the third square.
TheNik 13th Nov 2016

This formula proves incredibly useful in many applications of physics, programming, etc., since many things can be modeled as a triangle.
TheNik 13th Nov 2016

There is a formula, "a^2 + b^2 = c^2". Then you have a triangle with one corner being at a right angle. Now the two shorter sides meet at this corner, and the longest side connect the two shorter ones. The long one is called "Hypotenuse" and the shorter ones "Catheti". In the formula we have, c is the length of the Hypotenuse and a and b are the catheti. You can now calculate c from a and b with "c = sqrt(a^2 + b^2)", and any cathetus with "a = sqrt(c^2 - b^2)".
c-miner-2213 13th Nov 2016

why is everyone saying hes a genious XD i just dont get maths
flyboy59 13th Nov 2016

really neat!
FocalFlare 13th Nov 2016

Did I just say, genious
CHEM 13th Nov 2016

A^2+B^2=C^2
jammpark 13th Nov 2016

you genious
MEOWS 12th Nov 2016

Pythagorean Theorum is a theorum used to determine the hypotenuse (long side) of a right angle triangle. it is the square root of the long side is equal to the square root of the two short sides multiplied. It only works on right angle triangles (any triangle containing a right angle)
nickstar 12th Nov 2016

wut is this supposed to be exactly

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PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM by and56

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