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How can you prove the Pythagorean theorem?
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contact Pythagoras... his number is 559-never u mine...
joke....!!!
lol, but seriously plz help
u know trignometry??
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many different variations on the proof actually... i've seen mostly graphical ones...
I wan to know how to do it using similar triangles
Thanks so much panlac01!
i like the one using the Law of cosines myself because the pythagorean theorem is actually a specific case of the law of cosines...
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i like it using sin and cos .....its simplest :P
yw. there are many ways to prove it, and has tons of uses to prove other formulas.
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