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This is a right triangle and Pythagorean theorem tells us |dw:1436843339059:dw| So you have \(5^2+8^2=x^2\). Does this make sense?
that should say, pythagorean theorem tells us \(a^2+b^2=c^2\)
after we figure out \[5^2 \] and \[8^2 \] we need x (or c or whatever side is missing) by itself so we need to square root both sides.
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ok that's the c part we're missing (the longest side of the triangle-- hypotenuse)
5 squared + 8 squared = x squared 25 + 64 = c squared
good so far..
so what's 25+64 ?
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