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Right triangle

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Principal properties

Characterizations

Trigonometric ratios

Special right triangles

Euler line

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Right triangle

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples52
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
Components1

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Right triangle

Top relations

related to References · 8
Right triangle → Co, Eric, Geometry, Ginn, MathWorld, Text-Book, Weisstein, Wentworth
related to Sides · 6
Right triangle → Euclid's Elements, In, Pythagorean, The, This, Three
related to Thales' theorem · 5
Right triangle → ABC, As, BC, Thales, The
related to Kepler triangle · 4
Right triangle → If, Kepler, Let, Since
related to Trigonometric ratios · 4
Right triangle → For, If, The, These
related to Euler line · 3
Right triangle → Euler, In, This
is a · 2
Right triangle → diameter of its circumcircle, only triangle having two
related to Altitude and medians · 2
Right triangle → The, This
related to Area · 2
Right triangle → As, In
related to Characterizations · 2
Right triangle → ABC, Each

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Important terminology

right triangle displaystyle hypotenuse sides angle side two theorem legs altitude circumcircle diameter half area opposite triangles one called incircle

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Right triangleis adiameter of its circumcircle0.90text
Right triangleis aonly triangle having two0.90text
constructioninstance ofIn practical applications0.80text
surveyinginstance ofIn practical applications0.80text
this relationship is frequently applied using the 3-4-5 rule to ensure that an angle is exactly 90 degrees.AreaAs with any triangleinstance ofIn practical applications0.80text
the area is equal to one half the base multiplied by the corresponding heightinstance ofIn practical applications0.80text
this relationship is frequently applied using the 3-4-5 rule to ensure that an angle is exactly 90 degreesinstance ofIn practical applications0.80text
Right trianglerelated to Altitude and mediansThe0.60section
Right trianglerelated to Altitude and mediansThis0.60section
Right trianglerelated to AreaAs0.60section
Right trianglerelated to AreaIn0.60section
Right trianglerelated to CharacterizationsABC0.60section

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