Under what conditions will the triangle formed by the three squares be a right triangle?

Area of Square 2 is equal to the perimeter of Square 3.

Area of Square 3 is equal to the perimeter of Square 1.

Difference of the area of Square 2 and Square 3 is equal to the area of Square 1.

Difference of the area of Square 1 and Square 2 is equal to the area of Square 3.

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Under what conditions will the triangle formed by the three squares be a right triangle?

 Area of Square 2 is equal to the perimeter of Square 3.

 Area of Square 3 is equal to the perimeter of Square 1.

 Difference of the area of Square 2 and Square 3 is equal to the area of Square 1.

 Difference of the area of Square 1 and Square 2 is equal to the area of Square 3.

anonymous · Answer

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campbell_st · Answer

the edge of square 1 is a hypotenuse

its pythagoras' theorem

so its area square 1 - area square 2 = area square 3...

if this is true... the triangle is right angled.

anonymous · Answer

so it what would the answer be?

campbell_st · Answer

difference is a subtraction word.. so its option 4

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks!!