Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher who made important developments in mathematics, astronomy, and the theory of music. The theorem now known as Pythagoras's theorem was known to the Babylonians 1000 years earlier but he may have been the first to prove it.
The Side A and Side B can be two different numbersbut they both have to equal 90 degrees. These twosides are also called legs for the triangle. Once these2 angles are added they are called ComplementaryAngles. There are also angles that are 180 degreesand make a straight line. This is called Supplementary.
In this picture there are two trianglesthat make one rectangle. Two trianglescan also be used to make 1 square or other quadrilateral.
To make sure that your answer is rightlook at the triangle and check the side orthe length your working on and see if the othersides and shorter or longer.
The mans name is Phythagoras, he proved the Phythagorean Theorem. He was a vegan, I guess thats why he's smart. Anyways he was a philosopher or teacher, he's really into math. Some recall him as the father of math. He also discovered the circumference of the earth, he also found out us, earth orbits around the sun.
This is a right angle triangle. R.A.T. is a right angle triangle, a rat is 90 degree's. Q is known as theta and B down there is Beta, if you add up all of the angle's it has to equal 90 degrees. It doesnt matter how much each angle is, but it has to equal 90 degrees. The longest side of the triangle is called the Hypotenuse and is labeled C in the picture above. It has to be always labeled as C, while the other legs, Q and B it doesnt really matter how you order either one.
This is an image of the Phythagorean Theorem.
This is a square :D
The square has 4 equal side's that measures 90 degree each, so the all around measure of the square is 360 degrees. If you cut the square in half of the opposite sides, you will get 2 equal right angle triangles. The lines of symmetry are on each sides, these lines tell you if the lines are equal and its a square. If all of the sides are equal its a square, if its not then its probably a rectangle.
So yeah i guess were finished
Phythogoras Problems
Problem 1 with answer
Problem 2 with answer
This is our Phythagoras video ft. JP, Bobby, and Jay
_Believed and calculated that the earth is sphere and the Earth is going around the sun
( People believe that Phythagoras never existed in the first place )
_this is a triangle a right triangle _RAT (Right Angle Triangle) _I didn't show it but there suppose to be a sign on the inside of the tip top of the triangle called the Theta _And the bottom tip right beside the right angle is called the Beta
_A quadlilateral _Internals angle _4 with a right angle or 90 degrees _All equals to 360 degrees _YOU CAN'T MAKE IT A SQUARE AS LONG AS IT DIDN"T TELL YOU IT IS
a2 + b2 = c2 is use to this triangles because this is the pythagoras thereom. You use this formula whenever something or whenever sides are missing. (Following pictures contains pictures you won't understand so i recommend a parental advice)
This is how you figure out how a and b fits to the hypotenuse . the next picture is the formula on how to solve the a and b to get c.
This is our Phythagoras video ft. JP, Bobby, and Jay
