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HOW do u calculate the unknown side in the Pythagoras Theorem
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HOW do u calculate the unknown side in the Pythagoras Theorem
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a squared plus b squared equals c squared. You just set up the equation with the info you know. The hypotenuse is c squared and the other two sides are a and b squared
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