Homer about triangles

I don't own the rights to this video. For educational purposes only.
Just to show a 'new' theorem about isosceles triangles:
"The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side".
Funny thing: Spanish translation says the Pythagorean Theorem correctly (v=6h5xwetKbGI)

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[Smoky Doggg]

Was it a gaff? Or was it alluding to the fact that The Wizard didn't really give them anything but placebos to make them feel better, in other words The Tinman didn't get some magical heart that really made him feel, the diploma didn't really make the scarecrow any smarter (hence the wrong statement) and the cowardly lion is as cowardly as ever.

[Miles Anderson]

That wasn't even correct for right-angle triangles. You don't sum the square roots, you square root the sum. It's not a linear operation hahahah.

[ConSedFu]

This is from The Wizard of Oz when the Scarecrow gets a brain, he still gets it wrong.

[Max Power]

You're also incorrect. Homer said sqrt(s1)+sqrt(s2)=sqrt(r). You're changing it to sqrt(s1+s2)=sqrt(r) which is also wrong. I think homer meant squared instead of square root which would make his statement correct, but the formula doesn't work for any 2 of the 3 sides like he said.

[mst3kevin]

Homer didn't get anything wrong and neither did the stall guy. This joke is taken from the wizard of oz. homer's quote is what scarecrow says when he gets a brain. You idiots!

[Aaron Gonzales]

Lol

[Ben Gray]

D'oh.

[Ben Gray]

Man In Cubical: That's a right triangle you idiot.

Homer: D'oh

LOL

[Ben Johns]

That's A Right Triangle Ya Idiot

[Kilkiju]

699 699 :D

[Heriberto Flores]

Henry Kissinger glasses 

[Heriberto Flores]

now all of use glasses is a hipter or what?