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Show that a right triangle whose sides are in arithmetic progression is similar to a 3-4-5 triangle. I'm not even sure what this means o.-
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@peachpi haha sorry, me again.
I think they're the only 3 consecutive numbers that form a Pythagorean triple. So if you scale the triangle up (like 9, 12, 15) or down (like 0.3-0.4-0.5) you'll have three numbers that are in an arithmetic progression/sequence
I guess you're trying to prove that 3n, 4n, and 5n form a sequence |dw:1434072444523:dw|
Yeah something like that o.0
let me think on it
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ok :)
Solve the quadratic equation for x |dw:1434072802320:dw|
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