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If X = 3 cm and Y = 4 cm, what is the length of Z? a 5 cm b 4 cm c 8 cm d 2 cm
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do you know pythagoras theorem?
nope
@GT I'm suprised that you haven't give the answer yet ! O_O ... how come? ... @joesmith24 |dw:1335824000069:dw| \[\LARGE a^2+b^2=c^2 \]
to the second power?
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7s not a choice
so you have \[\LARGE 3^2+4^2=z^2 \] solve for z :)
52 iam i on the right track?
5.00got it thanks
@kreshnik I don't understand the point of that snide comment.
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