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Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

I've labeled the squares A,B, and C

Count the little squares in square A. Then do the same for square B.
How many squares did you count total?

Answer 3

now count the little squares in square C

how many little squares are in square C?

Answer 4

35 in square B
100 IN SQUARE c
64 in a

Answer 5

35 in square B ... incorrect (close though)
100 IN SQUARE c ... correct
64 in a ... correct

Answer 6

36 in b

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

now combine the squares in A and B to get ???

Answer 9

100

Answer 10

which is equal to the number of squares in square C

Answer 11

so

(square A) + (square B) = (square C)

in terms of their areas

Answer 12

so my answer is B right

Answer 13

correct

Answer 14

so this is the pythagorean theorem interpreted another way

Answer 15

thanks a whole bunch dude

Answer 16

yw