In the figures shown, the side lengths of the squares are the same as the side lengths of their respective triangles.
Figure 1: g= 6cm h= 8cm i= 10cm; Figure 2: d= 7cm e= 9cm f=10cm; Figure 3: a= 3cm b=4cm c= 5cm
In Figure 1, is a right triangle. The area of square G + area of square H is equal to the area of square I.
In Figure 2, is an acute triangle. The area of square D + area of square E is not equal to the area of square F.
What can be concluded about in Figure 3?
A.
is an obtuse triangle.
B.
is an acute triangle.
C.
is an isosceles triangle.
D.
is a right triangle.