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Use the pythagorean theorem to find the lengths of the sides of the right triangle.

Use the pythagorean theorem to find the lengths of the sides of the right triangle-example-1
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Answer:

The length of the sides are 21, 28 and 35

Explanation:

2m + 14 =
\sqrt{(5m)^(2) - (3m)^(2) }

2m + 14 =
\sqrt{25m^(2) - 9m^(2) }

2m + 14 =
\sqrt{16m^(2) }

2m + 14 = 4m

Collecting like terms

14 = 4m - 2m

14 = 2m


(14)/(2) = (2m)/(2)

m = 7

The length of sides of the triangles are:

3m = 3(7)

= 21

5m = 5(7)

= 35

2m + 14 = 2(7) + 14

= 14 + 14

= 28

∴The length of sides of the triangle are 21, 28 and 35

Hope this helps

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