Pythagoras Theorem and Trigonometry

The pythagoras theorem has a very simple equation.

a²+b²=c²

You have to know the different sides to the triangle to do this equation.

Firstly, side a is what we call the adjacent and you can always find it touching the angle, other than the right angle.

Now, b is called the opposite, for it is furthest away from the angle, but still touching the right angle. Most of the time, this…