Find the hypotenuse of each isosceles right triangle when the legs are of the given measure. Given =
a^2+b^2=c^2 apply the Pythagorean theorem
im not soo good in math, but i really want to undestand how to find the answer
given =what ?
6 sqare root of 2
i have to find the inches
would it be 8.49? im really just guessing, someone help please????
An isosceles right triangle is one where the legs are the same. The hypotenuse is √2 times the length of the legs in this type of triangle. So multiply your given length by √2
i get 8.48528137424 do i have to keep going? or am i doing this all wrong? @peachpi
I think they want an exact answer. 8.49 is just an approximation for the given 6√2. Multiply 6√2 by √2
36
\[6\sqrt{2} \times \sqrt{2}=6\sqrt{2\times2}=?\]
it is 12 sorry
or you can use the equation \[\huge\rm (6\sqrt{2})^2+(6\sqrt{2})^2=c^2\]
yes 12
jeje sorry i was confused but i understand now thank you soo much for your help @Nnesha and @peachpi!!!!
you're welcome
np :=)
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