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This is a short, animated visual proof of the Pythagorean theorem (the right triangle theorem) using the semicircle and Thales triangle theorem. This theorem states the square of the hypotenuse of a right triangle is equal to the sum of squares of the two other side lengths.

This animation is based on a proof due to Michael Hardy from the November, 1986 issue of The College Math Journal (doi.org/10.2307/2686255).

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60 Comments

Top Comments of this video!! :3

@6D-Hexagon

4 months ago

The fact that theres like 600 proofs of the Pythagorean theorem baffles me

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@77rauldhino

4 months ago

This is one of many Pythagorean proofs that I can understand rapidly!

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@error_6o6

4 months ago

Iā€™ve actually thought about if Thaleā€™s theorem and the Pythagorean theorem had a connection for a while. Nice!

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@oafgeek

3 months ago

Never saw this proof before, might be my new favorite

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@mauschen_gaming

4 months ago

Wow I didn't expect that you can find the Pythagorean theorem using a circle but at least it's something to know

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@luckytrinh333

4 months ago

Wow
Really neat proof!

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@Sk8Tank

4 months ago

Wow even though I don't really use this anymore I had always wondered how they came to find that equation, interesting!

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@andrashorvath2411

4 months ago

Nice. Great animation as well.

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@reecec626

4 months ago

I hadn't seen this proof!

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@toferg.8264

3 months ago

Itā€™s!
Beautiful!

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@rcb3921

4 months ago

draw the circle and label the lengths as shown at the 0:12 second mark. Now, reflect the tringle horizontally over the diameter of the circle. From the power cord theorem:

(c + a) * (c - a) = bĀ²
cĀ² - aĀ² = bĀ²
cĀ² = aĀ² + bĀ²

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@BonkoTheFat

4 months ago

wow this is actually very digestible

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@rajkotalovic9784

4 months ago

Za mene je ovo mnogo komplikovano, nista ne razumem. Svaka cast vama koji razumete!

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@kkupsky6321

4 months ago

You be square. Too cool for school.

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@babyelian77

4 months ago

Genius ! šŸ‘ šŸ‘

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@HolidayArt

4 months ago

So cool!!!!

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@nikhilbarod1896

4 months ago

Why not c+a/b =c-a/b (complimentary side of two similar triangle ) ??

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@aza-jo9ru

2 months ago

This proof is very more important than it looks. Indeed, it shows that you can demonstrate the famous Pythagoras theorem by using Thales theorem (or called also intercept theorem). The question here is "where is this Thales theorem?",as an answer the unicity of tan() for both triangles, the blue and the red one. Just think for it šŸ˜…. Here is a good question can we now demonstrate Thales theorem by the pythagorian one

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@orterves

4 months ago

Thale's theorem, courtesy of Wikipedia: One way of formulating Thales's theorem is: if the center of a triangle's circumcircle lies on the triangle then the triangle is right, and the center of its circumcircle lies on its hypotenuse.

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@CONQUERER09776

4 months ago

If in the left triangle you did base/purpendicular then why why you did purpendicular/base in right triangle?

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