What specific type of triangle is required to use Pythagoras' theorem?
Obtuse-angled triangles (containing an angle above 90°).
Equilateral triangles (containing three 60° angles).
Acute-angled triangles (containing only angles below 90°).
Right-angled triangles (containing a 90° angle).
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