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Is there a right triangle that has its side b equal to 3 and its porojection of b equal to 4 can you solve?
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Answer to a math question Is there a right triangle that has its side b equal to 3 and its porojection of b equal to 4 can you solve?
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1. **Define the problem**: We know we have a side length b = 3 b
2. **Use logic of geometry**: The projection must always be shorter than or equal to the side itself.
3. **Apply the contradiction**: The projection being greater than the side itself ( 4 > 3
4. **Conclusion**: Such a triangle does not exist in Euclidean geometry where the side projections violate the fundamental rules.
2. **Use logic of geometry**: The projection must always be shorter than or equal to the side itself.
3. **Apply the contradiction**: The projection being greater than the side itself (
4. **Conclusion**: Such a triangle does not exist in Euclidean geometry where the side projections violate the fundamental rules.
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