Example: Determine if a Triangle is a Right Triangle Given the Length of 3 Sides

This video uses the Pythagorean Theorem to determine if a triangle is a right triangle given the length of the three sides.

[xpanzerwolfx]

Explained it faster and easier than my teacher in a whole period, thanks

[truptibadu]

This was really helpful I wish my teacher could teach like this

[cristycrossing]

I been struggling my teacher was teaching us this yesterday and I didn’t understand one bit. Thank you very much!!!!

[aceproductions]

So much more helpful than my math teacher... thanks for actually showing people how to do this! Earned a sub and a daily watcher

[nathanaeldardano]

thank you do much. I got 3/12 on a test about this but now I'm gonna ace the retest!!

[justicebrothers]

you are so helpful! thank you for teaching us. You are helping me get better grades and also helping me with homework! thumbs up for

[mckenziepearmain]

thank you for teaching me what my math teacher didn’t ❤️

[sarahmecka]

The only helpful video of this I’ve seen so far thank youuu

[Aamir-]

Thank you so much for this simple and easy tutorial, really helped me!

[itsfoxx]

Thanks this was super helpful when I was reviewing for test!

[panavistamm]

Bro your so helpful for people who don't get taught this and when they have an exam tomorrow :))

[bluestonetimes]

If you are just wanting to rush and hurry to the point then just skip EXACTLY to 0:35 . It starts exactly at that time. Or the explanation anyways..

[sabahahmed]

Thank you so much you are so helpful I was doing my homework I didn't know how to find a right triangle. So thank you

[edin]

Really great! Helped me a lot with math homework! Thanks!

[rukiddingme]

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[samerhenen]

Thank you so much, you were so helpful!

[bananito]

this helped soooo much! thanks so much!

[elaynaadkins]

This is very helpful for 8th grade math. Thank you so much!

[tatyanahideg]

great video, I completely understand. Way better than class, thank you!!

[bigchainring]

so I am a math teacher, and I'm just wondering specifically how teachers explain, what they say, about this (Pythagorean Theorem) that causes so many comments of "I did not understand how he/she explained".