HELP!!! I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THE HECK THIS IS!!!
Please help!! :)
@lalaly
Can anyone please help? I am so confused about what to do!
whats the question? is it just the picture?
Yes, @lalaly
we have a triangle in between of three squares
yap api but it would be more easy if the question statement is there
lam said its only a picture lol
Yes, and the question asks "Use the diagram to determine which statement is true". The possible answers are A) Area(ABCD) - AREA(DGA) = AREA(DEFG) B)Area(ABCD) - AREA(GHIA) = AREA(DEFG) C) Area(ABCD) + AREA(GHIA) = AREA(DEFG) D) Area(GHIA) - AREA(DEFG) = AREA(ABCD)
Anyone have an idea? :S
let me think just a moment plz
np, thank you so much for helping me :)
np
It is the figure made for proving pythagoras theorem
right, but I don't understand what they are telling me to do. I know that sounds crazy...
That's what I think it is. It looks liks the pythagoras theroem picture thing
Anyways, the theroem is A^2+B^2=C^2. Maybe that's what you have to prove?
they want to prove the two small sides squares area by adding must be equal to biggest side's square's area
I know about the PT, but which side are they telling me to find?
gt it?
The possible answers are A) Area(ABCD) - AREA(DGA) = AREA(DEFG) B)Area(ABCD) - AREA(GHIA) = AREA(DEFG) C) Area(ABCD) + AREA(GHIA) = AREA(DEFG) D) Area(GHIA) - AREA(DEFG) = AREA(ABCD)
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the most suitable answer in my opinion is A why? look if we just subtract area of triangle from the big square we get area of small triangle i.e DEFG
oops sorry I didn't see that clearly
@annas is right:)
its what i think lets see what lalaly api have to say
LOL thank you guys so much. I really appreciate it! @annas @lalaly @jiteshmeghwal9 you all are GENIUSES!!!! :D
OK
you're welcome i m not that genius :)
yw:) but the best effort @lalaly & @annas
LOL Well, you are to me, cause I had no clue what I was doing....:)
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