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I don't think you wanted the word "radical" in your question. Aren't you working with: C2 = A2 + B2 ? Or maybe: C = sqrt ( A2 + B2 ) ? In either case, A = sqrt ( C2 - B2 ). If your question is really the way you typed it, then the answer is more complicated.

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