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Find the length of the missing side of this right triangle.
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like this? |dw:1376944800576:dw|
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is how i put it right now
So for this one you should use Pythagoreans theorem. Pythagorean's thrm is a proven rule that can be used to find a missing side length of a right triangle. The rule is: \[a^2 +b^2 = c^2\]
a and b represent the shorter sides of the right triangle and c represents the longer diagonal side, called the hypotenuse.
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in your case: a = ?? b= 11 c = 14
then we just plug those numbers into pythgoreans thrm and solve for c
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well i still dont get you
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okay we are going to use this equation|dw:1376945328635:dw|
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