Pythagorean Theorem Worksheet
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Pythagorean Theorem Worksheet
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1.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
2.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
3.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
4.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
5.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
6.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
7.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
8.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
9.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
10.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
11.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
12.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
13.A right triangle has sides and . Find the hypotenuse .Diagram not to scale
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17.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
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20.A right triangle has sides and . Find side .Diagram not to scale
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Worked Example
Problem: Right triangle with legs 9 cm and 12 cm. Find the hypotenuse.
- 9² + 12² = c²— Apply the theorem.
- 81 + 144 = 225 = c²— Square and add.
- c = √225 = 15 cm— Take the square root.
Answer: 15 cm
Frequently Asked Questions
c is always the hypotenuse — opposite the right angle, always the longest side.
Finding hypotenuse: add (a² + b² = c²). Finding a leg: subtract (a² = c² − b²).
Integer sets satisfying a² + b² = c², like (3,4,5) and (5,12,13). Worksheets use these for clean answers.