Question

. Use the Pythagorean theorem to solve for x.

Answer 1

where's the triangle?

Answer 2

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Answer 3

also think of the P. Theorem as this: A^2+B^2=C^2

Answer 4

so what would you get

Answer 5

The square of any squareroot will just be the number left because they'll just cancel each other out then 7^2 is 49; 49+14=63 and since you can't squareroot that for a perfect number you keep it as \[\sqrt{63}\]

Answer 6

thats not any of my choices

Answer 7

\[x=\sqrt{7^2-\sqrt{14}^2}=\sqrt{35} \]

Answer 8

thanks! @robtobey

Answer 9

Your welcome.