SOLUTION: How Do you find the Hypotenuse of a right angle that equals c^2= 51^2+140^2
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Question 289744: How Do you find the Hypotenuse of a right angle that equals c^2= 51^2+140^2
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If
^2\ +\ (140)^2)
then
^2\ +\ (140)^2})
Just do the arithmetic. Use your calculator. By the way, that is a perfect square, so correctly done, 
will be an integer.
John
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