Find the value of C. Express the answer as a simplified radical like 5sqrt(2).

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anonymous · Answer

i got 725^2 but that was wrong

anonymous · Answer

wait is that right???!!!

hartnn · Answer

but, whats the expression for C ? i mean there's nothing to simplify.....

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

there you go  :p

nurali · Answer

anonymous · Answer

so is it 5^29?

hartnn · Answer

use pythagoras theorem, 
$C^2 =25^2+10^2=...?$

hartnn · Answer

if you meant $\huge 5\sqrt {29}$
then you are correct!

anonymous · Answer

ya and the square root of 725 is 5^29 so that is correct then the answer is 5^29?

hartnn · Answer

yes, the answer is $5\sqrt{299}$

hartnn · Answer

***$5\sqrt{29}$

hartnn · Answer

oh, and hey, 
$\Huge \mathcal{\text{Welcome To OpenStudy}\ddot\smile} $

anonymous · Answer

lol thanks your awesome!  xD

hartnn · Answer

haha, you too ;)

anonymous · Answer

LOL I know im awesome jk =p...hey how do you make the square root sign

hartnn · Answer

by typing \sqrt 

here, the code `$ \sqrt 2 $`
will be displayed as 
$ \sqrt 2 $

hartnn · Answer

or you can use the " $\sum $Equation "  Tab below to write square root

hartnn · Answer

in there 4th row, 1st column has $\sqrt .$
sign

anonymous · Answer

lol ok well find me... and ill delete that info now :D