Question

What is the length of BB' and AA'?
Pic below, It will be square root.

Answer 1

I got \[\sqrt{36}\]

Answer 2

How'd you get that?

Answer 3

Probably cause I suck at this >.<

Answer 4

I get the feeling you have the correct idea but put in the wrong numbers, so come on, tell me what you did.

Answer 5

I measured the distance between the two. Which is 6.

Answer 6

6x6=36, but the answer needs two numbers so I figured 36...

Answer 7

You're pulling numbers out of nowhere, Skrilluh :D
Where'd 6 come from?

Answer 8

The blocks...

Answer 9

You see I was never taught this...

Answer 10

Education these days, am I right? haha

Answer 11

>.<

Answer 12

So here's what I want you to do... start at the point from B and move right, counting as you go, until you get to a point that is below B'.
Can you do that?

Answer 13

Yeah, It's five...I miscounted earlier then?

Answer 14

That you did.
Five to the right.
Now start at B again, this time, count and move up until you get to a point that is to the left of B'.

Answer 15

It's 2?

Answer 16

Yes.
So... 5 to the right and 2 up.

Can you use your pythagorean theorem now? :)

Answer 17

100?

Answer 18

Again with the magic numbers, Skrilluh? :)
Where did that come from? lol

Answer 19

a squared plus b squared equals c squared.

Answer 20

I multiplied 4 and 25 oops

Answer 21

Yes.
a squared PLUS b squared
not
a squared TIMES b squared
haha

Answer 22

I'd like to think I have a knack for seeing what the problem is... I guess I was just lucky here lol

Answer 23

>.< Well, so 29?

Answer 24

That's c squared.
So the distance is...?

Answer 25

5.3?

Answer 26

No idea. Stick to \(\large \sqrt{29}\) lol

Answer 27

5.3x5.3=29 sorry lol

Answer 28

I don't know what sort of answer your instructor is looking for, so that's up to you now haha

Answer 29

It's 29, thanks!

Answer 30

not 29.. SQUARE ROOT of 29 D:

Answer 31

YEAH I KNOW

Answer 32

Okay... one more thing... you have to say "TJ is awesome"

Go ahead now >:)