Question

Use the converse of the Pythagorean theorem to determine which three numbers could represent the sides of a right triangle.

Answer 1

A.

64, 73, 98

B.

65, 72, 97

C.

65, 71, 97

D.

64, 72, 96

Answer 2

\[Just use a{2}+B{2}=c{2} Plug the numbers \in \to find out\]

Answer 3

a squared not a*2

Answer 4

Uh ...?

Answer 5

A^2+B^@=C^2

Answer 6

64*64+73*73=98 squared you need to square root the final answer (c) to get it

Answer 7

*B^2*

Answer 8

It's asking me the explain where the numbers go on the triangle

Answer 9

yes but you have to figure out witch one of those A-D will work

Answer 10

brb

Answer 11

ok.

Answer 12

I am back