Pythagorean Theorem Calculator

a² + b² = c²

📐 Leg a
Tip: leave this empty if you want to solve for a.
📐 Leg b
Tip: leave this empty if you want to solve for b.
📏 Hypotenuse c
Tip: leave this empty if you want to solve for c.

🧮 Area

Area uses the formula A = ½ × a × b.

📏 Perimeter

Perimeter P = a + b + c.

⚡ Quick Summary

Enter any two sides (with units). The calculator finds the third side, area, and perimeter.

📚 References

Topic Key formula / note Source
Pythagorean theorem a² + b² = c² Wikipedia
Right triangle area A = ½ab Any standard geometry text

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