I do not understand your question.

Between us, I am uncomfortable answering your questions. This is because I get a feeling that my effort - however small - of typing the answers goes nowhere. You have never followed up on your first question, although I did expect you to.

Not so, as the last sentence in your message shows very clearly. I can waste plenty of time unless you make some effort at trying to understand both your question and my answer.

> becase
>your page on proofs for
>the Pythagorean Therom is truely
>amazing.

Thank you. But this is irrelevant as you apparently did not get the point.

> Yes, I still
>am wondering why the Pythagorean
>Therom is only true for
>right triangles, becauase I did
>not understand the frst sentece
>of your origional response to
>that question.

The first sentence reads:

Assume a, b, c are the sides of a triangle which is not right, but for which nonetheless a² + b² = c².

Which means, "Assume there is a triangle which is not right but for which the Pythagorean theorem holds nonetheless."

What follows afterwards is a demonstration that that assumption leads to a contradiction.

>Any input
>tht you have would be
>greatly appreciated. Thank you
>