Question

Worksheet click the link below!!

Answer 1

pic is very small and upside down

Answer 2

hold on

Answer 3

These two attachments please check them.

Answer 4

Number 2 is wrong.

Answer 5

oh yes thankyou

Answer 6

Remember the two sides that form the right angle are the legs. You add their squares and you get the square of the third side.

Answer 7

so it would be x=75?

Answer 8

whats the sqrt of that?

Answer 9

Also, the directions say to "write in simplest radical form." So, number would equal \[\sqrt{75}\]
Then,
\[\sqrt{5*5*3}\]
\[5\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 10

2. and 3. are wrong.
In 2., the legs are x and 11. The hypotenuse is 14.
In 3., the legs are x and 7. The hypotenuse is 9.

Answer 11

can u solve it for me please?

Answer 12

I did, but let me actually explain is to you. One second

Answer 13

1. is correct.
4. through 8. are correct.
Look again at 2. and 3.

Answer 14

so number 2 is 5 sqrt of 3?

Answer 15

In a triangle, it doesn't matter which way it's flipped, turned, rotated, whatever! Just look at the triangle

Answer 16

Yes, number two is \[5\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 17

I don't think my drawing came out right, but this is what it said "See how the arrow is coming out of the square? Well, that will ALWAYS BE YOUR HYPOTENUSE."

Answer 18

but couldnt i put 8.66 for the answer for nmber 2?

Answer 19

No, that's not in radical, or simplest radical form.

Answer 20

Simplest radical form has a root in it. A decimal number is an approximation, and it is not simplest radical form.

Answer 21

but what about number 1 then?

Answer 22

The square root of number one is 20. haha

Answer 23

and how would 32 simplify into radical form?

Answer 24

\[4\sqrt{2}\]