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True or False?

The Pythagorean theorem works for any triangle.



True

False
Question at position 3
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Select all that applies.

What is the picture below describing?

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Select all that applies.

What is the picture below describing?

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A proof of the Pythagorean theorem


a² + b² = c²


A geometric sequence


a + b = c


A geometric alphabet

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Drag the correct words into the blanks.

The Pythagorean theorem involves making Question Blank 1 of 7
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from the Question Blank 2 of 7
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of a Question Blank 3 of 7
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The Question Blank 4 of 7
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from the Question Blank 5 of 7
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added together will equal the Question Blank 6 of 7
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from the Question Blank 7 of 7
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**True or False?**

The Pythagorean theorem works for any triangle.

**False**

The Pythagorean theorem specifically applies to right triangles, not all triangles.

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**What is the picture below describing?** (Since there's no image provided, I'll give the potential answers based on typical contexts related to the Pythagorean theorem.)

- A proof of the Pythagorean theorem
- a² + b² = c²
- A geometric sequence
- a + b = c
- A geometric alphabet

**Select all that applies.**
**Correct Answers:**
- A proof of the Pythagorean theorem
- a² + b² = c²

(The other options do not relate directly to the Pythagorean theorem.)

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**Fill in the Blank**

The Pythagorean theorem involves making **(Blank 1)** **[calculations] (example answer)** from the **(Blank 2)** **[sides] (example answer)** of a **(Blank 3)** **[triangle] (example answer)**.

The **(Blank 4)** **[squares] (example answer)** from the **(Blank 5)** **[legs] (example answer)** added together will equal the **(Blank 6)** **[square] (example answer)** from the **(Blank 7)** **[hypotenuse] (example answer)**.

(Feel free to adjust the specific words as needed based on the specific context.)

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