Problem 2023. Is this triangle right-angled?

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Shravankumar P on 18 Jun 2014

among a,b,c., specify the hypotenuse.

Flo Mo on 22 Sep 2016

that's the tricky part here ;) Check all combinations - too bad 'combvec' doesnt work here

Bunny Harlan on 25 Oct 2017

Passes for True, but Failing when I get to false test?? Not sure at the moment what I could be missing.

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Cory Cunningham on 11 Dec 2020

Yes, I finally got it

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Adam Turner on 25 Nov 2020

The 2nd test is incorrect.

Solution 2673632

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Umur Ulas Harman on 9 Jul 2020

function flag = isRightAngled(a,b,c)
x=[a b c];
y=sort(x);
flag = y(1)^2+y(2)^2==y(3)^2;
end

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Piero Cimule on 20 Jun 2020

flag = false;
A = (acos((b^2+c^2-a^2)/(2*b*c)))*180/pi;
B = (acos((a^2+c^2-b^2)/(2*a*c)))*180/pi;
C=180-A-B;
D=[A,B,C];
if any(D==90)
flag = true;
end

Solution 579378

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Yona on 4 Mar 2015

why is it correct? only because the test case.

a=100, b=20, c=5 will flag true but it not true

Solution 362995

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Jon on 2 Dec 2013

Without using str2num or regexp

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