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OpenStudy (avengedslipknot):

unit 8 lesson 2 can anyone help on this pls (connections academy) ill help in return

OpenStudy (neonumbrella5115):

Do you have a specific question?

OpenStudy (avengedslipknot):

yeah let me take a screenshot

OpenStudy (neonumbrella5115):

Okay great!

OpenStudy (avengedslipknot):

i dont really understand this :/

OpenStudy (howard-wolowitz):

cheater

OpenStudy (avengedslipknot):

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OpenStudy (mathmale):

I'd suggest you determine the length of one end and the length of one side, and then use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the diagonal length.

OpenStudy (neonumbrella5115):

So to solve this problem you would use the distance formula to calculate the distance from point A to point C. It's a bit easier than mathmale's suggestion.

OpenStudy (neonumbrella5115):

You are incorrect, can you show your work, so that we can figure out what happened?

OpenStudy (mathmale):

@neonumbrella5115: Interesting to learn that you don't consider the distance formula to be related to the Pythagorean Theorem. Care to elaborate on that?

OpenStudy (neonumbrella5115):

@mathmale I'm not saying it's not related, but I was providing another way to solve the problem. I personally would think first to use the distance formula, but the Pythagorean Theorem is a perfectly fine way to solve. I didn't mean to imply anything.

OpenStudy (mathmale):

Avengedslipknot: Why not type out both the distance formula and the Pyth. Theorem and determine for yourself which would suit you better in this particular problem.

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