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🌓 The square of sides a and b are divided as shown in the picture.
🌗 They are then rearranged to fit into the square of c. (This can also be done the other way around)

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👹 Consists of a square with sides of a + b
👽 The square contains 4 identical right-angled triangles.

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💀 Large square (with an area of c squared) made of 4 right-angled triangles, fitted around a small central square.




















































































































































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Pythagoras Theorem Presentation

By Merenia Stockley