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Instermint Woodworking- How they use the pythagorean theorem

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Hello! do you know how instermint carvers make instermints using the pythagorean therom?

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[+3] - engineer - 04/12/2016Woodworkers can make a square using a 3-4-5 triangle. That allows them to make right angles when they are assembling furniture.

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Woodworkers can make a square using a 3-4-5 triangle. That allows them to make right angles when they are assembling furniture.

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