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The Pythagorean theorem, a squared + b squared = c squared, is used to find missing side lengths in a right triangle. Solve for b, in terms of c and a.

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c2 -a2 =b2

if a triangle is 20ft high with the hypotenuse 25ft
a2 c2
23.5ft
b2

i don't do this traditionally i work it a very long way thats easier for me but this is my go to ex. that i show people and it is correct and easy to visualize
but i hope it helps you some
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