unit 8 lesson 2 can anyone help on this pls (connections academy) ill help in return
Do you have a specific question?
yeah let me take a screenshot
Okay great!
i dont really understand this :/
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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.
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.
You are incorrect, can you show your work, so that we can figure out what happened?
@neonumbrella5115: Interesting to learn that you don't consider the distance formula to be related to the Pythagorean Theorem. Care to elaborate on that?
@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.
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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