If the hypotenuse of a right triangle is 13 and the one of its legs is 5, find the area of the triangle.
the other side is 12 root of (13^2 - 5^2)
The area = 1/2 * 5 * 12 = 6 * 5= 30
Hint: use Pythagoras to solve for x. |dw:1423342045816:dw| Area of triangle is base*height/2
Thx
For all integers r and s, r * s = r/s+ s^2 Find the Value of 9 * 3 (a) 11 (b) 9 (c) 12 (d) 7 (e) 10
@TrojanPoem Answer again plz :P
9 * 3 = 9/3 + 3^2 = 12
r = 9 s = 3
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Im like here being so stupid
No , I liked the question. everyone 'd calculate it 27 not 12 xD
Yep
True dat
My hw is so confusing for me :(
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You're too nice I guess i will do it
Thanks. But I am not joking ,I really would like to help.
find the value of the expression 4xy+ 5z^2 when x=4, y= -3 z= -2
4 * 4 * -3 + 5 * 4 = -28
No wonder Made a tiny mistake and couldnt find my answer..
You kept the - ? 5* -4 ?
Correct
Cya
@602 are you working on groups? Perhaps the operator "*" does not mean multiply. What is your current topic?
Does the operator look like this? |dw:1423346302443:dw|
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So it does look like this?
Yeah...? Why?
Because everyone thinks that you are referring to * meaning multiplication. This symbols is usually used to mean a new operator "invented" for the question. So all you have to do is to follow the definition of the operator: "For all integers r and s, r * s = r/s+ s^2 Find the Value of 9 * 3" and calculate accordingly.
But...it is referring to muliplication
Does it have a circle around the multiplication sign?
No
Ok, so I backtrack what I said, which does not apply to the case! Thank you for your time.
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