SOLUTION: (x)^2+(1)^1=(x)^2

Question 65195: (x)^2+(1)^1=(x)^2
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(x)^2+(1)^1=(x)^2
This one has no solution, are you sure you copied it right?

Not true, your variables were eliminated, so there is no solution.
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Since this was listed under pythagorean theorem, it's possible that you were just supposed to determine if the triangle was a right triangle. If you set this up right, it's not.
Another possibility is that you have your hypotenuse on the wrog side of the = sign. , it doesn't matter which legs you pick for a and b, but you have to pick the hypotenuse for c. The hypotenuse is the side opposite the right angle that is usually signalled with a box in the corner. If c=1, this is solvable:

You can ignore the negative value in this case because you can't have a negative side of a triangle.

Happy Calculating!!!
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