constants in the right angled triangle

Elia T. Alabbas

Title : Constant in the right angled triangle

Author : Elia T . Alabbas

Comments: 7 Pages, 6 figures.

Tishreen University

Subject-class : Algebraic Geometry

eileaabbas@gmail.com
ABSTRACT

The research aims to find out the lengths of the sides of a right-angled triangle
by knowing only the hypotenuse. The research problem lies in the difficulty of finding
the length of the two sides if you only knew the length of the hypotenuse of the right-
angled, through the Pythagorean theorem" a right angled triangle:the square of the
hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides". Therefore, the
researcher works to find constants in the right-angled triangle. The method which is
adopted by the researcher was mathematical induction and accurate scientific
observation. The researcher moved from partial cases to generalization to achieve the
objectives of the research. The researcher was able to discover constants in the right-
angled triangle: They are (0.6), (0.8).
This research enables us to reach an infinite number of Pythagorean triads.
This triangle(1,0.8,0.6) generates the golden triangle of Pythagorean
The researcher termed the symbol "A" to demonstrate the value of the constant (0.8).
The researcher termed the symbol "O" to demonstrate the value of the constant (0.6).

Key words: constants, right- angled, triangle, hypotenuse.

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Introduction

Depending on the Pythagorean theorem" a right angled triangle:the square of the

hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides". the
researcher works to find constants in the right-angled triangle.

A2 + B2 = C2 C
A

B
Figure 1
The research paper symbols:
A: The first side length.

B: The second side length

C: Hypotenuse length
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First observation: 5
A2 + B2 = C2 3
(3) ^ 2 + (4) ^ 2 = (5) ^ 2 (1)
(6) ^2 + (8) ^ 2 = (10) ^ 2 (2)
Through two relationships(1) & (2) :The researcher noted that: 4
10/5 = 8/4 = 6/3 = 2 Figure 2
From the above:
In a right-angled triangle along the hypotenuse (C = 10)
 10/5 = 2
 2*5 = 10
 2*3 = 6 6 10
 2*4 =8
C = 10
A=6
8
B=8
The first example: Figure 3
C = 75
A=?
B=?
The solution:
 75/5= 15
 15*3 = 45
 15*4 = 60
 A = 45
 B = 60
solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:
A2 + B2 = C2
(45)2 + (60)2 = (75)2
2025 + 3600 = 5625
The Second example:
C = 100.
A=?
B=?
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The solution:
 100/5= 20
 20*3 = 60
 20*4 = 80
 A = 60
 B = 80
solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:
A2 + B2 = C2
(60)2 + (80)2 = (100)2
3600 + 6400 = 10000
Second Observation:
The researcher noted after the dissolution of this example and through
comparison between the right-angled triangle, with length of Hypotenuse
(100), and length of sides (60) & (80) and the right-angled triangle along
Hypotenuse (10) length of sides (6) & (8).
The researcher noted: it can be solved in a way easier than the
previous way.
The third example:
C = 153.
A=?
B=?
The solution:
 153/10= 15.3
 15.3*6 = 91.8
 15.3*8 = 122.4
 A = 91.8
 B = 122.4

solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:

A2 + B2 = C2
(91.8)2 + (122.4)2 = (153)2
8427.24 + 14981.76 = 23409
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The fourth example:
C=1 1
A=?
B=? A
The solution:
 1/10= 0.1
 0.1*6 = 0.6 B
 0.1*8 = 0.8 Figure4
 A = 0.6
 B = 0.8
solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:
A2 + B2 = C2
(0.6)2 + (0.8)2 = (1)2
0.36 + 0.64 =1
The fourth example leads the researcher to the final result, taking
advantage of {(1)2 = 1}. Based on that, the researcher suggests
trigonometric constants which are [0.6], [0.8].
Researcher is examining trigonometric constants, which has reached to it,
by a series of examples.
The fifth example:
C = 23
A=?
B=?
The solution:
 23*0.6 = 13.8
 23*0.8 = 18.4
 A = 13.8
 B = 18.4
solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:
A2 + B2 = C2
(13.8)2 + (18.4)2 = (23)2
190.44 + 338.56 = 529
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The sixth example:
C = 2957.3
A=?
2957.3
B=? A
The solution:
 2957.3*0.6 = 1774.38
 2957.3*0.8 = 2365.84 B
 A = 1774.38
 B = 2365.84 Figure 5
solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:
A2 + B2 = C2
(1774.38)2 + (2365.84)2 = (2957.3)2
3148424.3844 + 5597198.9056 = 8745623.29
The end result of the search:
 The researcher was able to discover constants in the right-
angled triangle: They are (0.6), (0.8).
A = (0.6)C
B= (0.8) C
C= B ∕ 0.8
C = (1.25)B
A = (0.6) C

A: The first side length.

B: The second side length CC=(1.25)B
C: Hypotenuse length

B= (0.8) C
Figure 6
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 example:

A=?
B = 0.8
C=?
The solution:
 C = (1.25)B
 C = (1.25)(0.8)
 C=1
 A = (0. 6)C
 A = 0.6

 example:

A=?
B=7
C = ?.
The solution:
 C = (1.25)B
 C = (1.25)(7)
 C = 8.75
 A = (0.6)C
 A = (0.6)(8.75)
 A = 5.25

solution Validation by using the Pythagorean theorem:
A2 + B2 = C2
(5.25)2 + (7)2 = (8.75)2
8427.24 + 14981.76 = 23409