Mathematics, 18.02.2021 20:00, hnsanders00

In order to check if the corner of a window is truly a right angle, a carpenter measures 6 and 8 inches along the windowpane on either side of the corner. Then he measures the distance from the ends of the first two measurements. He finds that
length to be 10.5 inches. What conclusions can the carpenter make about that corner? (Select all that apply.)

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