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Pythagoras's Theorum

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Foundation GSCE maths

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Pythagoras's Theorum

Triangles
1. Each side can make a square
  1. 4 equal sides
  2. Works for Right Angled Triangles only
  3. The largest square comes from the largest side
    1. The Hypotenuse
      1. The area of the other squares add up to the hypotenuse square
        sq+sq=bsq
        And if you take one small square away from the hypotenuse, you get the other square.
        bsq-sq=sq
        Or square, square, square, find square root

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