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.A right triangle has a hypotenuse of 50 feet and a leg of 14 feet. Which is the length of the other leg?
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use pythagoras formula, hypotenuse^2=sum of square of the two legs
thanks but how??
it is pythagoras formula, apply it. for the proof of pythagoras formula, do some research in internet
ok thanks for helping
i hope you can solve this problem using the formula, if you have any difficulty let me know
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I put 50^2+14^2
no no, x^2+14^2=50^2 50 is the hypotenuse
so how do I get x?
its 48
yeah correct! well done
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