Grade 1010 grade maths
- what are the lengths of the right angled triangle whose hypotenuse and sum of the lengths are perfect squares?
- what are the lengths of the right angled triangle whose hypotenuse and sum of the lengths are perfect squares?
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Saurabh Kumar
According to Pythagorus theorem, square of hypotenous is sum of square of other sides of the right angle triangle.......
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