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The information given represents lengths of sides of a right triangle with c the hypotenuse. Find the correct missing length to the nearest hundredth. A calculator may be helpful. a = ?, b = 13, c = 21
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a 15.83 b 15.87 c 16.19 d 16.49
a^2+b^2=c^2 so... a^2+13^2=21^2 a^2+169=441 a^2=441-169 a^2=272 a=sqrt(272) a=16.49
Please invest some effort into finding a solution. You might draw this triangle, along with the known side lengths, and then determine how you'd find the missing side.
|dw:1394171372883:dw| \[\sqrt{13^2+21^2}\]
That will = A
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@nohegarcia thank you for showing the steps i kinda understand now
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