what is the meaning of "squire of high pot and noose is equal to squire of other two sides"
squire is the person who give food to knight and obeys all the order given by knight but i did not get "squire of high pot and noose"what does it mean i got it when i was reading a story and the story name is "Once upon a time, there were three kingdoms, all bordering on the same lake"

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Do you mean: "The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the squares of the other two sides"? That's the theorem of Pythagoras. You can look it up on the web.

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It's a joke that's supposed to remind you of the Pythagorean theorem.

It's not a very good joke, but math people will laugh anyway.

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Yes, if you read the last sentence of the story aloud, it sounds like you're describing Pythagoras's theorem.

*GROAN*

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Arrey Rushabh bhaia... yeh sab kya hai? HAHAHA mazzak hai kya? Alexandre is right if you are talking about the same thing...