If three line segments a, B and C satisfy that a square equals C square minus b square, is the triangle formed by these three line segments a right triangle? Why? A right triangle is only if it satisfies the Pythagorean theorem

If three line segments a, B and C satisfy that a square equals C square minus b square, is the triangle formed by these three line segments a right triangle? Why? A right triangle is only if it satisfies the Pythagorean theorem

That is to satisfy the Pythagorean theorem that a square equals C square minus b square!