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12 cards from this deck
Triangle with one angle of exactly 90 degrees
Side opposite the right angle in a right-angled triangle
Always the longest side of the triangle
Greek mathematician who proved the theorem
Area of square on hypotenuse = sum of areas of squares on other two sides
a2=b2+c2a^2 = b^2 + c^2a2=b2+c2 where aaa is hypotenuse
Right-angled triangles only (with 90° angle)
Identify the hypotenuse (opposite right angle)
Square lengths, add/subtract, take square root
Hypotenuse should be longer than both other sides
Take the square root
Directly opposite the right angle
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