Question

help?

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Answer 1

do you know the Pythagorean theorem ?

Answer 2

yes but for the first question i wasnt sure if i were to subtract the values or not

Answer 3

well show me how did yo substitute a b c values

Answer 4

7-3=w i got 4
7+3=w i got 10

Answer 5

no i mean a^2+b^2=c^2 is the equation
what did you substitute for a and b

Answer 6

and for c

Answer 7

i got \[\sqrt{58}\]

Answer 8

a^2+b^2=c^2 Pythagorean theorem where c is the longest side hypotenuse
how did you get sqrt{58} what did you plugin for a , b and c ? show ur work

Answer 9

i did 7^2+3^2=w^2

Answer 10

well the longest side is hypotenuse which is c in the equation

Answer 11

i did w^2+3^2=7^2 and got C as my answer

Answer 12

yes w^2+3^2=7^2 is correct

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

how did you cancel out the square from w ?

Answer 15

i think the answer to no2 might be A

Answer 16

why its A ?

Answer 17

is that a guess or any reason ??

Answer 18

it was a guess, but i have my options set on A and B

Answer 19

well if you know how to solve this for w w^2+3^2=7^2 then u will find the answer for 2nd question bec that is the opposite

Answer 20

so is A incorrect?

Answer 21

well you didn't answer my question how would you solve for
w
w^2=7^2-3^2
w^2=49-9

Answer 22

to cancel out square from w what would you do ?

Answer 23

to cancel out the square you should take square root both sides same the opposite to cancel out the square root you should take square both sides

Answer 24

guessing is not a option at al