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In the Pythagorean theorem (a + b2 = c), a and b stand for the lengths of the shorter sides, and c stands for A. the length of the legs B. the area of the triangle c. the length…

In the Pythagorean theorem (a + b2 = c), a and b stand for the lengths of the shorter sides, and c stands for A. the length of the legs B. the area of the triangle c. the length…
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In the Pythagorean theorem (a + b2 = c), a and b stand for the lengths of the

shorter sides, and c stands for

A. the length of the legs
B. the area of the triangle
c. the length of the longest side
D. the height of the triangle

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User Ndemou
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C)Length of the longest side/ hypotenuse
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User Contango
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c) length of the longest side.
aka hypotenuse
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User LikeGreen
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