Question

Hi guys im new here.

Can anyone explain when you can use the pythagorus rule? I dont really get it.
Thanks!

Answer 1

a^2+b^2=c^2

Answer 2

I know that much, but when can i use it? Like it has to be isosceles or something

Answer 3

it has to be a right triangle

Answer 4

thanks, whats a right triangle?

Answer 5

???

Answer 6

ok, good

right triangle has an angle that is 90 degree

Answer 7

when it has agnle which is 90 degree

Answer 8

but if all the angles are 90 then wont it have an interior angle sum of 270 and not 180?

Answer 9

if all angles are 90 degree, you won't have a triangle on a plane

Answer 10

it depends what you want to know

Answer 11

it sounds like u need some help with shapes all to gether

Answer 12

oh, so is pythagorus for squares then? im so confused!!!!

Answer 13

not its for 3 sides only

Answer 14

why are 6 people viewing but only sunsetlove helping? youre nice sunset, thanks

Answer 15

its all good i like helping they have to have a right angle as well for it to aply

Answer 16

like this

Answer 17

do u know what pythagorus is :)

Answer 18

a^2 + b^2 = c^2?
thanks for the pic!

Answer 19

yes do u know how to aply it
my mom dont :)

Answer 20

could you do this Create two sets of three triangle lengths: one set that does create a right triangle and another that does not. Show and explain why the first set does create a right triangle and why the second set does not.

Answer 21

it is alital like this