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To find the missing side length of this triangle (which is a <em>right</em> triangle), we'll use Pythagoras' Theorem.

Here,

Hypotenuse (the longest side): c
We know that

So, we can substitute our parameters, and solve for c.
square 2 and 28
add the numbers
square root both sides

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