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use the pythagorean theorem, a^2 +b^2 = c^2 put the side lengths in a and b and put x in the c spot
i think that is how you do it, what math are you in?
I'd say use SOH CAH TOA the pythagorean theorem would work IF it were a right-triangle but seems that it isn't, and nothing thus far is indicating it is
on the other hand, we don't even have an angle so.... how are you meant to find it anyway? or what section is this exercise covering?
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oh yeah sorry, i always forget you need a right angle, :/ so sorry
OK I need to ask u wat grade u r in so I can see wat I can do about it
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