Answer:
2 & 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean Theorem is [tex]a^2+b^2=c^2[/tex].
If the values given in each option satisfy the theorem, the sides will make a right triangle.
For Option One:
[tex]4^2+6^2=8^2\\=> 4^2=16\\=> 6^2=36\\=>8^2 =64\\16+36=64\\\boxed{52\neq 64}[/tex]
The sides would not make a right triangle.
For Option Two:
[tex]6^2+8^2=10^2\\=> 6^2 = 36\\=> 8^2=64\\=> 10^2=100\\36+64=100\\\boxed{100=100}[/tex]
The sides would make a right triangle.
For Option Three:
[tex]5^2+6^2=\sqrt{61}^2\\ => 5^2=25\\=>6^2=36\\=>\sqrt{61}^2=61\\ 25+36=61\\\boxed {61=61}[/tex]
The sides would make a right triangle.
For Option Four:
[tex]6^2+9^2=12^2\\=> 6^2=36\\=>9^2=81\\=>12^2=144\\36+81=144\\\boxed{117\neq 144}[/tex]
The sides would not make a right triangle.
The correct answer should be options two and three.
