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Beyond pythagoras (coursework)
The last question on my "beyond Pythagoras" coursework is:
"investigate the relationships between the three sides of a right-angled triangle. You are advised to look at a triplet where the smallest side is an odd number."
Anyone got any ideas on how I can investigate, and what I can investigate, and how I set about it, and what I'm trying to prove? I'm sooo confuzzled
thanks, loz xxx
"investigate the relationships between the three sides of a right-angled triangle. You are advised to look at a triplet where the smallest side is an odd number."
Anyone got any ideas on how I can investigate, and what I can investigate, and how I set about it, and what I'm trying to prove? I'm sooo confuzzled
thanks, loz xxx
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lalapumpkin
The last question on my "beyond Pythagoras" coursework is:
"investigate the relationships between the three sides of a right-angled triangle. You are advised to look at a triplet where the smallest side is an odd number."
Anyone got any ideas on how I can investigate, and what I can investigate, and how I set about it, and what I'm trying to prove? I'm sooo confuzzled
thanks, loz xxx
"investigate the relationships between the three sides of a right-angled triangle. You are advised to look at a triplet where the smallest side is an odd number."
Anyone got any ideas on how I can investigate, and what I can investigate, and how I set about it, and what I'm trying to prove? I'm sooo confuzzled
thanks, loz xxx
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