Solve for sides of a right triangle.
a² + b² = c² (for right triangles)
Whether you're a student checking homework or a DIYer measuring a corner, this tool turns the classic relationship between the sides of a right triangle into instant answers. Discover the tool’s purpose, how to operate it, and which related calculators make geometry simpler.
This rule means the hypotenuse’s squared length equals the combined squares of the triangle’s other two sides. Written several ways, most commonly as "a²+b²=c²" or in words as "a squared plus b squared equals c squared," this formula is the backbone of many geometry tasks. Enter values for legs a and b into the calculator, and you’ll get c in seconds.
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A general math calculator helps with unit conversion and arithmetic steps you might need before or after using the pythagorean tool.
When problems involve arcs or chord lengths, the circle calculator complements triangle work by converting radii and angles into linear measures. Also, look for a Pythagorean theorem calculator app if you need on-the-go results from your phone or tablet.
If you prefer formulas, the Pythagorean theorem formula shows the same idea in symbolic form. The phrase "a squared plus b squared" appears often in textbooks; the calculator implements that step and applies the square root automatically. For angle-specific tasks, the Pythagorean Theorem calculator angle mode can help you relate side lengths to trigonometric values, while specialized entries like Pythagoras' Theorem hypotenuse formula remind you how the pieces fit together.