Question

Find the missing side lengths. Leave your answers as radicals in simplest form. (2)

Answer 1

@asnaseer

Answer 2

this is virtually identical to the last one - use the same techniques

Answer 3

Okay.

Answer 4

Both legs have to be equal then?

Answer 5

what does your intuition tell you?
recall how we tackled the last problem and follow the same steps and you should get to the right answer. :)

Answer 6

Is \[3\sqrt{2}\] the answer?

Answer 7

correct! :)

Answer 8

Really?

Answer 9

So should I write "b=3√2" as the answer?

Answer 10

write it as:\[a=b=3\sqrt{2}\]to show that you know that \(a\) and \(b\) must be equal

Answer 11

Okay, thanks.

Answer 12

I have a few more to do, but if you're busy...

Answer 13

I am about to sign off - bed time for me here.... :)

Answer 14

Oh. :( Okay.

Answer 15

But, as I said earlier, I am sure you will get someone willing to help out. :)

Answer 16

I hope.

Answer 17

Thanks for helping me earlier.

Answer 18

best of luck - and have confidence in yourself - you definitely do understand the basic concepts so you should be able to pick these up very quickly. :)

Answer 19

Thanks again.

Answer 20

yw - good night for now... :)