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  • Hey, can you try to show what you have tried to do? Maybe show a picture or some calculations? That way we can help you. :)
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  • Hey, can you try to show what you have tried to do? Maybe show a picture or some calculations? That way we can help you. :)
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Hey, can you try to show what you have tried to do? Maybe show a picture or some calculations? That way we can help you. :)
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Hey, can you try to show what you have tried to do? Maybe show a picture or some calculations? That way we can help you. :)
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@Daniel Park, I am giving you a hint. Try to solve these equations
$$
a^2+b^2=c^2\
r = frac12sqrta + b - c\
$$
where a, b are bases/legs/catheti,



c is the hypotenuse,



and r is the radius.



More useful information you can find here: A Right Triangle






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    @Daniel Park, I am giving you a hint. Try to solve these equations
    $$
    a^2+b^2=c^2\
    r = frac12sqrta + b - c\
    $$
    where a, b are bases/legs/catheti,



    c is the hypotenuse,



    and r is the radius.



    More useful information you can find here: A Right Triangle






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      @Daniel Park, I am giving you a hint. Try to solve these equations
      $$
      a^2+b^2=c^2\
      r = frac12sqrta + b - c\
      $$
      where a, b are bases/legs/catheti,



      c is the hypotenuse,



      and r is the radius.



      More useful information you can find here: A Right Triangle






      share|cite|improve this answer






















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        @Daniel Park, I am giving you a hint. Try to solve these equations
        $$
        a^2+b^2=c^2\
        r = frac12sqrta + b - c\
        $$
        where a, b are bases/legs/catheti,



        c is the hypotenuse,



        and r is the radius.



        More useful information you can find here: A Right Triangle






        share|cite|improve this answer












        @Daniel Park, I am giving you a hint. Try to solve these equations
        $$
        a^2+b^2=c^2\
        r = frac12sqrta + b - c\
        $$
        where a, b are bases/legs/catheti,



        c is the hypotenuse,



        and r is the radius.



        More useful information you can find here: A Right Triangle







        share|cite|improve this answer












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