SOLUTION: when we have the hypotenuse and (a) so how can we find the (b)
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Question 1027000: when we have the hypotenuse and (a) so how can we find the (b)
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when we have the hypotenuse and (a) so how can we find the (b)
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hypotenuse = c
In a right triangle, a^2 + b^2 = c^2
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