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A hypotanuse of a right angle triangle is 13cm if one of the side of the triangle is 1cm shorter than the hypotanuse calculate t

he third side of the triangle

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pentagon [3]3 years ago

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(H)^2=(B)^2 +(P)^2

(13cm)^2=(12cm)^2 +(P)^2

169cm^2=144cm^2 +(P)^2

169cm^2-144cm^2 =(P)^2

25cm^2 = (P)^2

Now taking square root on both sides

5cm = P

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