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f a = 3, b = 4, what is c if its a right triangle

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The value of c in the given triangle described by the coordinates is; 5.

What is the value of c if the triangle is a right triangle?

Since the side, c is one of the sides of the right triangle in discuss, it follows therefore that from Pythagoras theorem;

hypothenuse² = opposite² + adjacent²

where, c = hypothenuse,

a= opposite/perpendicular,

b = adjacent/base.

C² = 3² + 4²

C² = 9 + 16

C = √25

C = 5.

Ultimately, the value of the hypothenuse, c is; 5.

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