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alones (alones):

sets could be the sides of a right triangle

alones (alones):

{2, 3, \(\sqrt{10}\)} {3, 5,\(\sqrt{34}\) } {5, 8, 12}

alones (alones):

Ghhhh help mee

satellite73 (satellite73):

lol

satellite73 (satellite73):

lets try \(2,3,\sqrt{10}\)

alones (alones):

Nooo don't laugh :3 yeah let's try it

satellite73 (satellite73):

is \[2^2+3^2=\sqrt{10}^2\]?

satellite73 (satellite73):

pretty clearly no, right, since you would have \[4+9=10\]

alones (alones):

Yeah and 10 is the sqaure root :3

satellite73 (satellite73):

want to try \[3,5,\sqrt{34}\]?

alones (alones):

Sure Okay let see \[3\sqrt{2}+5^2=34\] I dont' knwo hrmm doesn't really make sence

satellite73 (satellite73):

where did the \(3\sqrt2\) come from?

satellite73 (satellite73):

is \[3^2+5^2=35\]?

alones (alones):

O.m.g o_o i think i mested up square root and exponent

satellite73 (satellite73):

lets go slow (not that slow) what is \(3^2\)?

alones (alones):

YAAS IT'S 34!

satellite73 (satellite73):

bingo!~

alones (alones):

3^2 is 9 daymn that was fast<3

satellite73 (satellite73):

yeah and \(5^2=25\) and so \[3^2+5^2=9+25=34\]

satellite73 (satellite73):

want to try the last one?

alones (alones):

Sure,\[5^2+8^2=89\] o.,mg. 89?

satellite73 (satellite73):

yeah \(25+64=89\) but \(12^2=144\) so \[5^2+8^2\neq 12^2\] i.e. not a right trianglke

satellite73 (satellite73):

or even a right triangle

alones (alones):

laughin my face off whaaa xD yeah it wouldn't even look like one :3

satellite73 (satellite73):

clear right? you got \(a, b, c\) if \(a^2+b^2=c^2\) you have a right triangle, if not , then not

satellite73 (satellite73):

that pythagoras was a smart guy even if it was known a thousand years before his time

alones (alones):

Yea that cleared that up

alones (alones):

Thnaks again ;)

satellite73 (satellite73):

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alones (alones):

LOL x'D DAANG SATELLITE xD

alones (alones):

Btw i play jezz :3

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