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whaha , nice try :P
pwghost 2 months ago
@iparren
Thank you for this video on the Pythagorean Theorem I needed to understand this more because I am learning this now. :O)
Xterainable 2 months ago
in which class you are being teached the theorem of Pythagoras?
Ultras7trikala 3 months ago
i finally understand this thereom!
claudzweenzcosh 5 months ago
YOU GO MATT
claudzweenzcosh 5 months ago
FucK yOU!
madaszuko123 6 months ago
Nice job! The Formula Freaks and the Theorem Patrol agree.
lexinaut 7 months ago
this shows that you do not properly understand what a proof is... because you would have to prove that it is true for all possible right triangles, not just 3,4,5 triangle.
DarthPickley 8 months ago 6
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DrMadolite 1 month ago
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@DarthPickley You're the one who's wrong - as long as the triangle has a right angle, the sum of 3 and 4 is ALWAYS going to maintain the hypotenus ratio. The reason is because, if you increase the length of either legs, the length of the hypotenus is going to increase proportionally as well.
At the end of the day, a^2 + b^2 = c^2 is always correct, as long as the angle between a and b = 90* (signifying a "right angle")
I think you're confusing right angles with a non-right angled triangle.
DrMadolite 1 month ago
You only proved the theorem is true for a rectangular triangle with sides 3 and 4. It is still a nice simulation though.
RayuEU 11 months ago 4
@RayuEU +1
tam3ree 8 months ago
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ashs786 1 year ago
good job matt
turttlesrule 2 years ago