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Does the Pythagorean theorem work for any unit of measure?
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Does the Pythagorean theorem work for any unit of measure?
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Does the Pythagorean theorem work for any unit of measure?
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Absolutely, providing you use the unit of measure for all sides
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Yah units doesn't affect the theorem
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