The image above has the following measurements: h = 5 inches l = 12 inches w = 3 inches What is the length of diagonal d? (round to the nearest tenth) __________________ Write out the complete formula you used to solve for d. ______________________ http://i.imgur.com/DKz4FzX.png Using the image above, how would you describe the following coordinate? (4, 6, -5) http://i.imgur.com/rnmQeu6.png
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in the first question you can use Pythagoras' Theorem which is \[Hypotenuse = \sqrt{Opposite ^{2} + Adjacent ^{2}}\] if u look carefully at the pic u'll see this
first lets find RED triangle with RED w, L, d so your w is opposite of the triangle = 3 inches next L is your adjacent = 12 inches d is your hypotenuse - find it using formula i just gave you ok? now look at black triangle opposite is your h = 5 inches now adjacent of this triangle is hypotenuse of your RED triangle so it'll be the answer you get for RED d [the one u just calculated] now your hypotenuse in this BLACK triangle is the diagonal that you want, so again you the same formula and find this hypotenuse :) and it'll be your answer for Diagonal
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