When one leg=3 and the hypotenuse=5 then the other leg=?
4
When one leg=3 and the other leg=4 then the hypotenuse=?
5
Find the distance between these 2 points:
5
What is the side of the triangle across from the right angle? (*Side c)
Hypotenuse
Find the missing leg:
6.2
Find the hypotenuse:

21.0
What is the distance between (15, 6) and (8,11)?
8.6
Do these side lengths form a right triangle:
24, 32, 40
HINT: use a2+b2=c2
Yes, this does make a right triangle!
When one leg=6 and the other leg=7 then the hypotenuse=?
9.2
How far is it between (0, -5) and (-8, 2)?
10.6
What is the only type of triangle that works with the Pythagorean Theorem. (Or a triangle with an angle measuring 90 degrees)
Right Triangle
When one leg=10 and the other leg=9 then the hypotenuse=?
13.5
How far is it from (-4,9) to (3, 7) to the nearest tenth?
7.3
Do these side lengths form a right triangle:
15, 20, 29
HINT: use a2+b2=c2
No, this does not make a right triangle
Find the missing leg:
5.9
Find the hypotenuse:
18.9
Find the distance between these two poin
2.2
What is the name of the guy who is given credit for discovering the theorem we have been learning about?
Pythagoras