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The Baudhayana-Pythagoras Theorem

Checkpoint: roots, triples and a pond

Four questions on the new ideas. Feedback comes as you answer, and you can retry any time.

The equal sides of a right triangle are 18. What is c²?

2.7 × 2.7 = 7.29. What does that say about the number whose square is 7?

Which of these is a triple?

A stem stands 4 cm above a pond. Bent, its flower touches the water 12 cm away. How deep is the pond?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Naming the sides
  3. 2 A square on every side
  4. 3 The two smaller squares together
  5. 4 Only at a right angle
  6. 5 Finding the long side
  7. 6 Finding a shorter side
  8. 7 Testing a triangle without a protractor
  9. 8 Where it is used
  10. 9 Corner to corner of a square
  11. 10 The long side as a decimal
  12. 11 One triple makes many
  13. 12 The hidden depth of a pond
  14. 13 Checkpoint: roots, triples and a pond
  15. 14 The big picture
  16. 15 Track quiz

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