Pythagorean Theorem – Find a Leg
Pythagorean theorem – find a leg
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Pythagorean Theorem – Find a Leg
c = 5 b = 3
a = √(c² − b²)
a =
What is the Missing Leg Generator?
This generator gives you the hypotenuse and one leg. You compute the other leg using a = √(c² − b²).
Usage
Use the Pythagorean theorem to find the missing leg. Round your answer to two decimal places.
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