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Square both sides
Add the squares
Square root the result

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Square both sides
Add the squares
Square root the result

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Square both sides
Subtract the squares
Square root the result

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Add both sides
Square the total
Square root the result

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Square root both sides
Add the results
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Square both sides
Subtract the smaller square from the hypotenuse square
Square root the result

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Square both sides
Subtract the smaller square from the hypotenuse square
Square root the result

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Square both sides
Add the smaller square to the hypotenuse square
Square root the result

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Square both sides
Subtract the hypotenuse square from the smaller square
Square root the result

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Subtract both sides
Square the remaining difference
Square root the result

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Calculating it from the triangle with sufficient information provides the missing length needed for the second application of Pythagoras."},{"text":"Find the length of the longest hypotenuse first.","correct":false,"explanation":"The longest hypotenuse often depends on an unknown length from the other triangle, so it cannot usually be found immediately. Calculate the shared side first."},{"text":"Find the size of the largest angle first.","correct":false,"explanation":"Pythagoras relates side lengths and does not require calculating an angle first. The shared side should be found because it supplies information for the second triangle."},{"text":"Find the area of the larger triangle first.","correct":false,"explanation":"Area is not normally needed to connect the two applications of Pythagoras. Finding the shared side first gives a required side length in the other triangle."}]},{"id":"f7bd70ed-e1b5-3175-bc8e-d94d892dfe68","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In worded problems, what angle is formed by a vertical wall and horizontal ground?","back":"90° (a right angle).","mcqOptions":[{"text":"90° (a right angle).","correct":true,"explanation":"Vertical and horizontal lines are perpendicular, so the angle where a wall meets level ground is $90°$. This creates the right-angled triangle required for Pythagoras."},{"text":"45° (an acute angle).","correct":false,"explanation":"A $45°$ angle may occur in an isosceles right-angled triangle, but not between vertical and horizontal lines. A wall and level ground meet at $90°$."},{"text":"180° (a straight angle).","correct":false,"explanation":"A $180°$ angle is formed by opposite rays along one straight line. 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Every side length involved must be expressed in the same unit before Pythagoras is applied."}]},{"id":"5bdfa6a9-4f11-43db-f324-1c299847bbba","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"In the exam, you should keep [ ] until the final line before rounding.","back":"In the exam, you should keep full calculator values until the final line before rounding.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"full calculator values","correct":true,"explanation":"Keeping full calculator values avoids introducing intermediate rounding errors. Round only the final answer to the accuracy requested in the question."},{"text":"rounded calculator values","correct":false,"explanation":"Rounding during intermediate steps can accumulate errors and change the final answer. Keep full calculator values throughout, then round only on the final line."},{"text":"estimated calculator values","correct":false,"explanation":"Estimates are useful for checking reasonableness, but not for the main calculation. Keep full calculator values until the final line to preserve accuracy."},{"text":"truncated calculator values","correct":false,"explanation":"Truncating removes digits without rounding and reduces the calculation’s accuracy. Full calculator values should be retained until the final answer is rounded appropriately."}]},{"id":"5d489dc1-b68b-60f0-0c2a-2f94ba3f1b18","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What are the two initial steps recommended before writing the formula in an exam?","back":"

Mark the right angle
Label the hypotenuse

","mcqOptions":[{"text":"

Mark the right angle
Label the hypotenuse

","correct":true,"explanation":"Marking the right angle confirms that Pythagoras applies, while labelling the hypotenuse identifies the side opposite that angle and prevents incorrect substitution."},{"text":"

Measure the right angle
Label the shortest side

","correct":false,"explanation":"A diagram may not be drawn to scale, so measuring is unreliable, and the shortest side has no special role. Mark the right angle and label the hypotenuse."},{"text":"

Mark the acute angles
Label the longest leg

","correct":false,"explanation":"The acute angles and longer leg do not determine the formula’s arrangement. Mark the right angle and label the hypotenuse, which is opposite it."},{"text":"

Measure the side lengths
Label the right angle

","correct":false,"explanation":"Measurements should come from the question rather than the drawing, which may not be to scale. Mark the right angle and label the hypotenuse first."}]},{"id":"24135303-5542-aebb-aadc-380d8992d77a","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What is the square root of a number?","back":"The positive number which, when multiplied by itself, produces the original number.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The positive number which, when multiplied by itself, produces the original number.","correct":true,"explanation":"The square root reverses squaring: multiplying the positive square root by itself gives the original number. For example, $csqrt{49}=7$ because $7ctimes7=49$."},{"text":"The negative number which, when multiplied by itself, produces the original number.","correct":false,"explanation":"Although a negative number can have the same square, the square root symbol denotes the positive value. For example, $csqrt{49}=7$, not $-7$."},{"text":"The positive number which, when multiplied by two, produces the original number.","correct":false,"explanation":"Multiplying by two finds a relationship involving halves, not square roots. A square root is the positive number that produces the original number when multiplied by itself."},{"text":"The positive number which, when added to itself, produces the original number.","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding a number to itself finds half of the original number. A square root is found by identifying the positive number whose square equals the original."}]},{"id":"35a9e006-74df-96d8-7041-dac9538b01cd","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"How do you find the side $EF$ if $EF^2 = 207$?","back":"Calculate $\\sqrt{207}$.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Calculate $\\sqrt{207}$.","correct":true,"explanation":"Since $EF^2=207$, applying the square root to both sides gives $EF=csqrt{207}$. A length uses the positive square root."},{"text":"Calculate $207^2$.","correct":false,"explanation":"Squaring again applies the same operation rather than reversing it, producing a much larger value. Take the square root of $207$ to find $EF$."},{"text":"Calculate $cfrac{207}{2}$.","correct":false,"explanation":"Dividing by two reverses multiplication by two, not squaring. Since $EF$ has been squared, calculate $csqrt{207}$ to undo that operation."},{"text":"Calculate $csqrt{207^2}$.","correct":false,"explanation":"Squaring $207$ before taking its square root simply returns $207$, not the required side length. Apply the square root directly to $207$."}]}]}],"examCountdown":null,"heading":"Pythagoras","title":"Pythagoras Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/maths/ccea/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L37"}]}],"topicId":"292059cf-36ff-bdd6-2d81-22d77fe4cde8","walled":"$L38"}],"$L39","$L3a"]