HOW WE SOLVE THE PYTHAGORAS THEOREM

 PYTHAGORAS THEOREM :

                                                  if we the length the of two sides of a triangle then we can easily find the third side of the triangle by using pythagoras theorem:

FORMULA :

hypotenuse(power)2=base(power)2 + perpendicular(power)2

                                                     

ITS TIME TO SOLVE:

                             hypotenuse=x............base=4cm............perpendicular=3cm      

WE HAVE TO FIND HYPOTENUSE:

                                                      

                                                              h(power)2=b(power)2+p(power)2

   

                         

h=x,,,,b=4,,,,,p=3...     

x^{2=4*4 + 3*3}

x²⁼¹⁶⁺⁹

x²⁼²⁵

there is a square above x,,,still we need a proper solution......to remove square .we need to take radical on both sides and finally after getting radical we will get:

x=5

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