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In a right-angles triangle, hypotenuse is I and the remaining two sides are a `m` and `n`. Then the correct relation is :

A

`m = + sqrt(n^(2) - l^(2))`

B

`n = + sqrt(m^(2) - l^(2))`

C

`m = + sqrt(l^(2) - n^(2))`

D

`l = + sqrt(m^(2) - n^(2))`

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C
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