Long description: pythag
Alt text: A right-angled triangle labeled with sides a, b, and c, next to the equation a\textasciicircum2 + b\textasciicircum2 = c\textasciicircum2.
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- The image displays a right-angled triangle positioned on the right side.
- The two shorter sides of the triangle are labeled with the lengths "a" and "b", forming the legs adjacent to the right angle.
- The longest side, which is the hypotenuse, is labeled with the length "c".
- To the left of the triangle, the Pythagorean theorem is written as the equation "a\textasciicircum2 + b\textasciicircum2 = c\textasciicircum2".
- A square symbol is drawn at the vertex where sides "a" and "b" meet, indicating a ninety-degree right angle.