Question

help

Answer 1

What is the length h?

Answer 2

2 cm

3 cm

about 2.828 cm

about 1.732 cm

Answer 3

:P @dirtydan667 Stalker :P :D

Answer 4

@armine *breaths on neck what yah doin there..........(no creep)

Answer 5

:P @dirtydan667

Answer 6

Piece of cake.

Answer 7

THE FIRST TRIANGLE, HYPOTUNES
\[h ^{2}= 1^{2}+ 1^{2}=\sqrt{2}\]

the second triangle, hypotunes
\[h _{2} = (\sqrt{2})^{2} +1^{2} = \sqrt{3}\]

the third triangle, with your h
\[h ^{2}= (\sqrt{3})^{2} + 1^{2} =\sqrt{4} = ?\]

Answer 8

this is confusing

Answer 9

:P

Answer 10

I was using the Pythagora's theorem, and do u know it ?

Answer 11

im supposed to know it

Answer 12

Yes.

Answer 13

\[(hypotunes)^{2}= (opposite)^{2} +(adjascent)^{2}\]

therefore \[hypotenuse =\sqrt{(opposite ^{2}} + adjascent ^{2})\]

Answer 14

:/

Answer 15

i know that

Answer 16

That's good for you.

Answer 17

so its like 2 somthing

Answer 18

Do you know the pythagorean theorem? because you would use it repeatedly to find h.

Answer 19

nope i dont

Answer 20

Do you want to know it?

Answer 21

yep