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직각삼각형
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triangle in which one angle is a 90-degree angle
A right triangle is a triangle that has one angle measuring exactly 90 degrees, which looks like a perfect corner or square angle. Right triangles matter because their special properties—like the Pythagorean theorem—make them useful for solving practical problems in construction, navigation, and engineering.
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Within Vinony's link graph, 직각삼각형 is referenced by 316 other articles, and connects out to triangle, Pythagorean theorem and quadrilateral.
Vinony files it under Orthogonality, Trigonometry and Types of triangles.
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- Has part
- right angle
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- Right triangle with labels.svg
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- has facet polytope
- hypotenuse
- Commons category
- Right triangles
- has characteristic
- Pythagorean theorem
- opposite of
- acute or obtuse triangle
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- WikiProject Mathematics
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