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Pythagorean theorem Proof.

Author:
ahernandez203995
It is given that A^2+B^2=C^2. This is only true for right triangles. This is true because the legs of a triangle A and B equal the Hypotenuse which is C. For example if A is 3 you would square that and then you would add that to B which is 4 and square that to get the hypotenuse which is C.

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