Pythagorean Theorem The diagram shows square 1, 2, and constructed on the sides of right
triangle
3
1 2
Which statement about the squares must be true?

Option A

We can prove this by a example

Take a pythagorean triplet 3, 4, 5

Now 5 is the hypotenuse

Area 1 = 3^2

= 9

Area 2 = 4^2

=16

Area 3 = 5^2

=25

So 9 + 16 = 5

25 = 25

Therefore its option A

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step-by-step explanation:

the orientation of the parabolas can easily be found by analysing the power of x and y and their signs. if x is squared , parabola opens up and also if its coefficient is negative it opens down. if y is squared , the parabola opens right and also if its coefficient is negative it opens left. however in order to do the above analysis our equation must be in standard form .

our parabola is

which is not standard form of any parabola . hence we square on both hand side and convert it into standard form.

hence we see that x is squared and its coefficient is non negative . there for it opens up.

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