Question

What is the length of the missing side of the right triangle shown below?

Answer 1

\[a^2 + b^2 = c^2\]
Here c is the hypotenuse..

Answer 2

You are given with a = 11

c = 12

and now your task is to find b..

Answer 3

Oh sorry are you asking for 2nd question ??

Answer 4

same solution for problem 2

Answer 5

i should say same formula

Answer 6

For that you have to find c..

a = 3 and b = 5..

Answer 7

\[c^2 = 3^2 + 5^2 \implies c^2 = 34\]

take the square root both the sides to find c..

Answer 8

wait, i'm confused..

Answer 9

I'm asking for both questions

Answer 10

Where ??

Answer 11

Then do reply don't wait for anything..

Answer 12

In first question where are you having problem ??

Answer 13

I believe 2nd question, the answer is B, but I'm not sure. and the first question, I have no idea what to do.

Answer 14

Yes you are right for second one..

Answer 15

And may I ask why you are not sure that answer is B ??

Answer 16

Idk, I just suck at math. Thought I didn't calculate it right.

Answer 17

I always doubt my answers.

Answer 18

Okay..

where are you having problem in first one ???

Answer 19

You have to use the same formula but you are given a = 11 and c = 12

You have to find b there...

Answer 20

i just dont know how to figure it out, idk what steps to take

Answer 21

dont make it hard nana just follow the formula

Answer 22

Write the formula here @nanaheads

Answer 23

okay so i know its 23 but is it square root or just 23

Answer 24

Show you work please..

Answer 25

i added 11 and 12.

Answer 26

its not 23

Answer 27

Wait @nickhouraney

Answer 28

your not squaring the numbers

Answer 29

Yes..
Why are you simply adding them???

Answer 30

idk i thought thats what i had to do

Answer 31

a^2+b^2=c^2

Answer 32

its not 1

Answer 33

@nickhouraney @waterineyes

Answer 34

how dare you call upon my name