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The hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle is 13 cm. If one side of the remaining is 5cm greater than the other, they can be related with each other as:

A

` x+ (x+ 5) = 13`

B

` x^(2) + (x^(2) +5) = 13^(2)`

C

` x^(2) +(x+5) ^(2) = 13^(2)`

D

` x^(2) +( 5-x)^(2) =13^(2)`

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