Given that triangle abc is a right triangle, select a set of possible side length measures.

There are an infinite number of sets of side-length measures that can make a right triangle.  It would take me quite a long time to write down all of them, and then an infinite length of time to upload them so you could see them.  Also, it would cost me a bundle to push all that data through on my wifi plan, and you wouldn't have enough space in your phone or computer to download them.

The whole idea is that a set that works MUST follow this rule:

The square of the biggest one

is equal to

(the square of the 2nd one) + (the square of the last one) .

Any set of 3 numbers that fits that rule can be the lengths of the sides of a right triangle.  

This was discovered by a math pro named Pythagoras, around the year 500.

==>  BC

1010: 3030

is it i think

c) yes, because of asa or aas