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Created by JL Cadenas
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Copied to Note by JL Cadenas
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Teorema de PITÁGORAS:\(H^2 = C^2 + c^2\) EJERCICIO:\(c = 3 , C = 4 , H = ? \) \(H^2 = 3^2 + 4^2\) \(H^2 = 9 + 16 = 25\) \(H = \sqrt {25}\) = 5
Teorema del Cateto: \(C^2 = H · n\) \(c^2 = H · m\) EJERCICIOS:\(H=7 , n=5 , C = ?\) \(C^2 = 7 · 5\) \(C = \sqrt {35}\) = 5'92\(H=7 , m=H-n=7-5 = 2 , c = ? \) \(c^2 = 7 · 2 \)\(c = \sqrt {14}\) = 3'74
Teorema de la Altura:\(h^2 = m · n\)EJERCICIO:\(m = 2 , n = 5 , h = ? \)\(h^2 = 2 · 5 \)\(h = \sqrt {10}\) = 3'16
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