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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
Maria looked at the architectural plan of a room with four walls in which the walls meet each other at right angles. The length of one wall in the plan is 13 inches. The length of the diagonal of the floor of the room in the plan is approximately 15.26 inches.
Is the room in the shape of a square? Explain how you determined your answer. Show all your work
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10 years ago
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OpenStudy (sepeario):
This question is essentially the same as the other. If you actually understood the concept, you would be able to do this. Can you try to attempt this question?
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
i did
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
lemme draw it
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
|dw:1438650336026:dw|\[15.26^{2} = 13^{2} +b^{2} ~~~~~232.87 = 169 + b ^{2}~~~~~232.87=169 + 63.87~~~~~15.26=13^{2}+7.99^{2}\]
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
*13^2+7.99^2
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
@Sepeario
10 years ago
OpenStudy (muscrat123):
i dont think it is a square because a square has all equal sides. this means that the missing length should be 13, not 7.99
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
OOOH YAY
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OpenStudy (sepeario):
Very good. You have proved it correctly.
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
sorry. i didnt realize this until after i thought about whay i just did all those calculations. lol
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
*why
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
but wait
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
"four walls in which the walls meet each other at right angles"
-and-
it doesn't ask for a missing length
is it still not a square?
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
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OpenStudy (sepeario):
It is still isn't a square.
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
y not?
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OpenStudy (muscrat123):
?
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