document.write( "Question 309694: Regarding a triangle which has a 90 degree angle...is there a simple formula to take a given diagonal dimension (hypotenuse) and a constant vertical / horizontal dimension relationship (16:9), and determine the vertical / horizontal dimensions from a given diagonal dimension. For example, if I use the basic 16 horizontal dimension, and the basic 9 vertical dimension, the hypotenuse will be 18.357...\r
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