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What is the value of x in the figure below? http://imgur.com/GFFpAuo Answers: A. 16/5, B. Square Root 160, C. 16, D Square Root 5, E. 8, F. 25/4
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have you attempted this one?
i don't understand how to set it up i know it uses Pythagorean theorem, but i'm just not sure of how it works with a problem like this.
its quite tricky because it requires multiple uses of pythagoras plus some algebra
Could you explain using the problem? or an example of the problem maybe?
firstly some nomenclature... lets call AC = a, AD = b and CD = c happy with that?
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but what do i do with the 16 across the bottom?
we start like this.......... a^2 + 10^2 = 16^2 so a^2 = 156 happy with that?
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