Question

right triangle a=3 and b=3
A. what is the value of c written in simplified radical form
B. what is the value of c rounded to the nearest hundredth

Answer 1

are we dealing with Pythagorean theorem?

Answer 2

Hello @dog1234?

Answer 3

I'm assuming that it is seeing now that its a triangle, sorry!!

Answer 4

can you see what I am typing now okay

Answer 5

it is showing me that I am in there now I can see everything you are writing and my math question

Answer 6

yes my open study wouldn't load but anyways are you aware of what Pythagorean theorem?

Answer 7

I am in the chat now but am not seeing you there

Answer 8

what you are not really supposed to be in the chat? if you want help on this question, just type here for now k. do you know what the Pythagorean theorem is?

Answer 9

a^2 + b^ =C

Answer 10

yes!! so if a=3 and b=3 then what is the new equation?

Answer 11

I know that he hypothese is the longest side

Answer 12

hold on gtg ill be back in a lash dont freak if u see i leave this question k?

Answer 13

I came up with 9^2 + 9^2 =162

Answer 14

I just am not sure if I am doing this right nor how to write this in a radical equation simplified.

Answer 15

im back, lol and well yes and no??? the equation would just be replacing for now k

Answer 16

so a would be replaced by what

Answer 17

I think a 9

Answer 18

or 81

Answer 19

uhm no... it said a=3 in the beginning so what would a=

Answer 20

3

Answer 21

yes and if it said b=3 in the begining then b=3 as well so you have a new equation!!
3^2+3^2=c^2 got it?

Answer 22

Yes but is that radical form simplified

Answer 23

no no you do that at the end!!

Answer 24

now would I write 9^2 +9^2 =81

Answer 25

i mean 162

Answer 26

no... you would now begin to break it down like an equation

Answer 27

like this... 3*3=what?