In a triangle ABC, when hypotenuse is 128 unit which is right angled at A.
By phythagoras theorem
H square = P square + B square
root of hypotenuse = ROOT of 8square + root of 8square
it means other two sides are equal
therefore . assuming the sides equal to x
we have 2x square=128
x square= 64
x = -+8
but length is always positive.
therefore other two sides = x= 8
A hypotenuse (not hypotonuse), by itself will only tell you that the angle opposite it is a right angle. You need more information to find the other two angles.
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