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what is the length of each leg? pic below
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A, 26 because if you caculate the sides up the average of them turns out to be +26
You know the two legs are equal you also know the the sum of the square of the sides is equal to 26^2
From that you can say or write (letting the length of leg equal x) \[2x ^{2}= 26*26\]
Use algebra and solve for x.
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A. was not correct
\[x ^{2}=13*26\]
\[x ^{2}=13*13*2=13^{2}*2\]
Can you complete that?
Solve for x by taking the square root of both sides getting: x = ??
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