Providing the Pythagorean Theorem

If a side for square 'a' is 3, and the area for square 'b' is 16. What is the side for square 'c'

(a)  

if the area for square 'c' is 100 and the area for square 'a' is 36. what is the sides for square 'b'

(a)  

if the side for square 'a' is 8 and the area for square 'b' is 225. what is the area for square 'c'

(a)  

selec the one that is correct.

• the sum of the area for square 'a' and 'b' will always equal to the area for square 'c'

• the subtraction of the area for square 'a' and 'b' will always equal to the area for square 'c'

• the sum of the area for square 'a' and 'c' will always equal to the area for square 'b'

• the sum of the area for square 'b' and 'c' will always equal to the area for square 'a'

if the sides for square 'a' is 6 and the sides for square 'b' is 8. what is the area for square 'c'

(a)  

area for square 'c' is 625 and the sides for square 'b' are 24. what is the area for square 'a'

• 7

• 649

• 49

• 12

is area for square 'a' is 64 and the area for square 'b' is 225. what is the side for square 'c'

(a)  

is the area for square 'a' is 25 and the area for square 'b' is 144. what is the area for square 'c'

(a)  

if area for square 'c' is 400 and area for square 'a' is 144. what is the area for square 'b'

(a)  

match the sides to the correct areas, or vise versa.

• Side - 17

• side - 8

• side - 24

• side - 7

• Area for a square- 64

• side - 12

• Area for a square- 49

• Area - 289

• Area for a square- 144

• Area - 576