@ganeshie8 Please help me work out this problem step-by-step. I am confused. A gardener wants to divide a square piece of lawn in half diagonally. What is the length of the diagonal if the square is 8 ft? A. 4 B. 2[sqrt]8 C. 8[sqrt]2 D. 16[sqrt]8
Is the length 16 if the diagonal is 8?
I think it is 8[sqrt]2.
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No the diagnol of a square or rectangle isnt quite as big as the 2 sides is splitting
Area is 64. Is the diagonal 32?
No thats not how it works here let me show you
can someone answer my question?
Sow you have 2 triangles the right angles sides both are 8 feet so what must the third "leg" be in length?
I have given you the bases of your problem so try and solve it
A^2+B^2=C^2
8^2+8^2=64
64^2=4096
No your not finding the area you are finding the perimeter of a triangle
P=32
32-16=?
16.
Is that right?
That is not one of my answer choices, no.
I dont think the var is 16 in length of the right angle triangle now i gave you the parts and i gtg. So just use what i gave you i gave you all i could to help without cheating
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Okay, I'm just going to make an educated guess. I don't understand.
I will ask my teacher.
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