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Square of the Hypotenuse 'Not Quite' Equal to the Sum of the Squares on the Opposite Sides
A group of exponential mathematicians working in the Top-Secret Non-Euclidean number accelerator, next to the post office in King's Lynn, UK, have turned the world of geometry on it's side by discovering that the sum of the square of the hypotenuse isn't actually equal to the sum of the squares of the opposite two sides in a right angled triangle. "It's acutally a bit less," espoused Head Expomathematician David Smelch.