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[half elm]

Hii

[novel kindle]

can u explain why we acnt use pq = 8 and do x^2 +x^2 = 64 and find

x

but theres is error

[half elm]

Whoa straight to buisness okay.

Hmm you are talking about applying pythogoras theorem.

can you be clear which side have u assigned the variable "x"

okay so you are talking about the triangle PTQ, No the angle PTQ is not 90 degrees

you can prove this by using congruence of triangles
@novel kindle

[novel kindle]

oke i got it