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9 March, 11:14

Which best explains whether a triangle with side lengths 5cm, 13cm, and 12cm is a right triangle?

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  1. 9 March, 11:25
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    It have to be the largest side square is equal to the sum of two legs which are square.

    13*13 = 5*5 + 12*12

    169 = 25+144

    169=169

    They are equal so it is right angle.
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