Pythagorean Theorem
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This Pythagorean Theorem page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards, notes and slides about right-triangle sides and real-life problems. It is for school students practicing side lengths and teachers looking for ready-made material. The collection is mostly at secondary school level, with over 120 resources, including over 70 mind maps and a selection of quizzes. Pick a resource and start exploring the theorem.
Pythagorean Theorem
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Top Pythagorean Theorem resources
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14 questionsPythagorean Theorem Quiz Find the perimeter of the triangle: Hypotenuse = 100 cm, "b" = 28 cm, and "a" = ?
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15 nodesPythagoras Theorem · Real Life Problems
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8 nodesThe Pythagoras Theorem a^2 + b^2 = c^2 · 'The square on the hy... · c^2- b^2 = a^2 · c^2 - a^2 = b^2 · The Pythagoras theore...
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10 nodesPYTHAGORAS THEORUM The name comes from t... · The sum of the square... · Pythagoras Triple: a2... · The Pythagoras Theoro... · The Pythagorean Theor... · In Pythagoras Theorum...
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4 cardsRevision Flash Cards Pythagoras Theorem c² = a² + b² x² = 10² + 3² x = 100 + 9 100 + 9 = x √109 = x x = 10.44cm
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4 cardsPythagorean Theorem
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16 questionsMath Test #1 Pythagoras' Theorem and 6th Grade Review Which of the following states Pythagoras' theorem correctly?
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19 nodesPythagorean Theorem The Pythagorean Theor... · Pythagorean Theorem i... · When determining whet... · The Pythagorean theor... · Applications of the P...
Quizzes
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14 questionsPythagorean Theorem Quiz Find the perimeter of the triangle: Hypotenuse = 100 cm, "b" = 28 cm, and "a" = ?
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16 questionsMath Test #1 Pythagoras' Theorem and 6th Grade Review Which of the following states Pythagoras' theorem correctly?
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10 questionsPythagoras' Theorem Find x by applying Pythagoras' Theorem
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14 questionsPythagorase teoreem Find the perimeter of the triangle: Hypotenuse = 100 cm, "b" = 28 cm, and "a" = ?
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5 questionsPythagoras Theorem ♡ What triangle do you have to use when using the Pythagoras Theorem ?
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6 questionsPythagorean Theorem The bottom of a ladder must be placed 4 feet from a wall. The ladder is 12 feet long. How far above the gro...
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1 questionsPythagoras Theorem Which equation is used to find the Hypotenuse?
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2 questionsPythagoras' Theorem What is the longest side of a right angle triangle?
Mind maps
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15 nodesPythagoras Theorem · Real Life Problems
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8 nodesThe Pythagoras Theorem a^2 + b^2 = c^2 · 'The square on the hy... · c^2- b^2 = a^2 · c^2 - a^2 = b^2 · The Pythagoras theore...
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10 nodesPYTHAGORAS THEORUM The name comes from t... · The sum of the square... · Pythagoras Triple: a2... · The Pythagoras Theoro... · The Pythagorean Theor... · In Pythagoras Theorum...
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19 nodesPythagorean Theorem The Pythagorean Theor... · Pythagorean Theorem i... · When determining whet... · The Pythagorean theor... · Applications of the P...
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47 nodesPhythagoras+Trigonometry Phythagoras Theorem · 3D Phythagoras · Trigonometry · 3D Trigonometry · Vectors
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22 nodesPythagorean Theorem Who made the Pythagor... · Important Terms · What is the Pythagore... · Example
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11 nodesPythagoras Pythagoras' theorem w... · Calculating the lengt... · Using Pythagoras in 3D
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12 nodes1. Pythagoras Pythagorean Triples · Finding The Hypotenuse · Finding Any Side
Flashcards
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4 cardsRevision Flash Cards Pythagoras Theorem c² = a² + b² x² = 10² + 3² x = 100 + 9 100 + 9 = x √109 = x x = 10.44cm
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4 cardsPythagorean Theorem
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21 cardspythagoras thereom what is pythagoras' thereom
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7 cardsPythagoras Theorem What is the hypotenuse?
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5 cardsPre-Algebra- Unit 7: The Pythagorean Theorem
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24 cardsMaths Revision
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12 cardsChapter 5
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5 cardsPYTHAGORAS THEOREM
Notes
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Chapter 8: Pythagoras' Theorem Chapter 8: Pythagoras' Theorem Mathematicians Employ A Method Called The Pythagoras' Theorem To Calculate The Distance/Length Of The Third Side Of A Right-Angled Triangle If Two Of Its Sides, Which Are Perpendicular T...
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Maths Revision Pythagoras' Theorem The formula for Pythagoras' Theorem is a2+b2=c2. Pythagoras' Theorem proves that by making the sides of right angled triangles squares, the sum of the area of the squares of the shorter sides equal...
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Phythagoras+Trigonometry - created from Mind Map Phythagoras Theorem 3D Phythagoras Trigonometry
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Pythagorean Theorem The Pythagorean Theorem shows how the side lengths of a right triangle are related NOTE: The Pythagorean Theorem works ONLY on RIGHT TRIANGLES.If used on something other than a right triangle, it will n...
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Geometry Notes
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Pythagorean Theorem Formula:A2 + B2 =C2 ~C is the longest side ~A and B are the other two sides A2 + B2 = C242 = 16 ~ 122 = 14416 + 144 = √160 = 12.6 =
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Pythagoras The Hypotenuse is the longest edge of a right angled triangle. The other two edges are the same as the hypotenuse. e.g. a= 9, b=16, 9+16=25. The hypotenuse (h) = 25 a²+b²=h²
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Pythagorus f Pythagorus Theorem Rule= Given A Triangle is 90 degrees (right angled triangle)a2+b2=c2
Slides
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About Pythagorean Theorem
GoConqr OriginalStart with the relationship
Begin with the mind map Pythagoras. It presents the formula a² + b² = c² and identifies the hypotenuse as the longest side, opposite the right angle. It also emphasizes that the theorem works with right triangles. Use the map to connect the formula with the sides it describes.
The note Pythagorean Theorem also focuses on the relationship between side lengths in a right triangle. Read it alongside the map if you prefer an explanation in note form.
Move from the formula to practice
Next, look at The Pythagoras Theorem mind map. It shows the formula as well as forms for finding a side other than the hypotenuse. Compare the expressions with the side you need to find before moving on to a question.
The Pythagorean Theorem Quiz includes a triangle perimeter question and a problem about a wire, a telephone pole and a stake. These give you different ways to practice using the relationship. After a question, return to a mind map and check how the sides in the problem relate to the formula.
Use flashcards and maps together
The Pythagorean Theorem flashcard deck includes terms such as hypotenuse and leg, along with a question about finding a hypotenuse. Use it to check your recall, then look back at the Pythagoras mind map to see the terms and formula together.
There is also a mind map covering Pythagorean triples and finding different sides. It offers another way to organize the ideas after working through the introductory resources.
Place the topic in the unit
Pythagorean Theorem is a section of the Geometry Basics and Shapes unit in Mathematics. Use the resources on this page to practice the topic, then return to the unit to continue studying. Choose a mind map and pair it with a quiz when you are ready.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I start with?
The Pythagoras mind map is a useful starting point. It shows the formula, identifies the hypotenuse and stresses that the theorem applies to right triangles. Follow it with The Pythagoras Theorem mind map to see forms for finding other sides, then try the Pythagorean Theorem Quiz.
What do the mind maps cover?
The Pythagoras mind map covers the formula, the hypotenuse and real-life problems. The Pythagoras Theorem map also shows expressions for finding sides other than the hypotenuse. Another listed map covers Pythagorean triples and finding different sides, so you can compare how the resources organize the topic.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What level are these resources for?
The collection is mostly at secondary school level. School students can use it to practice identifying sides and applying the theorem in right-triangle problems. Teachers can find ready-made material in several formats, including a slide set listed for GCSE and a quiz with triangle and real-life questions.