/sci/ - Science & Math

[sage No.963515]

hey /sci/ post your proofs for pythagorian theorem
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[Anonymous No.963540]

do the theorem. take a ruler and measure the triangle. if it's correct, there's your proof.

[Anonymous No.963542]

>>963515
I was unaware of that.

[Anonymous No.963555]

>>963540

Figure is not to scale.

[Anonymous No.963556]

>>963515

*The Pythagorean Proposition is sitting 3 feet away*

*sigh* but typing them all is a bitch

[Anonymous No.963574]

>>963515

Here's 84 of them though

http://www.cut-the-knot.org/pythagoras/

[Anonymous No.963596]

>>963574

just took all the fun out of this thread

[pornstar187 !!59WxnBiOWPG No.963642]

Math is not real, it is mythology!!!

[Anonymous No.965128]

dude fuck off mythology guy, you have no real point your just being a douche by posting on every thread that everything is mythology

[Anonymous No.965135]

How many times does it need to be proven? Doesn't it get a little redundant after a while?

[Anonymous No.965140]

I will do this in paint. It will take a while

[Josef !!cvJKiVKmWz2 No.965163]

Let <span class="math">a, b \in V[/spoiler], and <span class="math">\|\cdot\|[/spoiler] be the euclidean 2-norm. Then
<div class="math">\|a+b\|^2 = \|a\|^2 + 2 \langle a, b\rangle + \|b\|^2</div>
Now if a and b are orthogonal with respect to the standard scalar product, one gets
<div class="math">\|a+b\|^2 = \|a\|^2 + \|b\|^2</div>
which is the pythagorean theorem.

[Anonymous No.965166]

Pythagorean theorem = cosine law when Cos = 90 degrees.

[Anonymous No.965167]

>>963642
mathology?

[Anonymous No.965192]

here and now be quiet