What is the value of c, correct to one decimal place?
4.6 3.2 2.8 1.2 heres the answer choices
why is there two 2's for the answer choices?
idk but thats what the question gave me and tbh idk how to do this at all
i havent done this in so long im trying to remember i use to be pretty good at this stuff
im glad i have a friend that can help mainly because i only have like 2 friends and only one of them know how to do this
i think it has to do with the Pythagorean Thereom.
do u know how to do that?
maybe and not really
ok hold on
isnt it a2 + b2 = c2?
i dont thing so go here and see if this helps https://www.khanacademy.org/math/geometry/right_triangles_topic/pyth_theor/v/pythagorean-theorem
idk how this problem can be solved by pythagorean theorem
wait i think i got the answer but idk
pythagorean theorem is used to solve for triangles just me remembering how to do it is the problem
wouldnt the answer be 1.2 cuz yiu got to square it to find the biggest section but then you aready have it wouldnt you have to start by eliminating everything that doubles it? or am i even making since idk lol
yeah that makes since
but when i did it i got 27.4 im confused
but wouldnt u have to square 1.2
i did and i got 2.4 and thats not a choice
you should have gotten 1.44
its not pythagorean theoren its the law on cosins sorry internet went down
oh it looked so much like pythagorean theorem sorry
its ok i asked my principle and he said that theres no right angle
the answer was 3.2 and it confused me
lol ok im sorry
lol its ok
yay i passed the test lol :P
awesome!!!!!! :D
ikr lol
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