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Who is your assistant? If you do not have one, I will be your assistant.

Ah, I would love to, Director Spawn, but I have some more.... pressing matters to attend to.

Otherwise, use the Pythagorean Theorem: 

\(\sqrt{a^2+b^2}=c\)

Think of the radical symbol like parentheses, do everything inside of it first.

Nice job!

You can post other stuff, but most of it will be called off-topic except for physics. They have a whole tag for it!

No, the equation for any sort of side length to equal c is this.

\(\sqrt{a^2+b^2}=c\)

Think of it like parentheses where you have to do things inside of the radical symbol first.

Hope you get to feeling better!

It depends on the triangle. 

45-45-90 both legs equal each other while the hypotenuse equals the leg times the square root of 2.

30-60-90 The vertical leg equals the base leg's length times the square root of 3, while the hypotenuse equals 2 times the base leg.

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I have both of those problems.

Iron man because hulkbuster armor. :|