I am willing to do the work. I want to understand. I will post questions and answers plus explanations once the tread is open. I tried to explain my answers, but I am a little unsure of myself. As always thank you~
There is a total of three questions, I tried to explain my reasoning, but additional feedback from me maybe needed.
Hello, Yoongilife, Can't open your document. Could you save your doc to your computer and then upload it to OpenStudy via "Attach File?"
I can take screenshots if you would like
@zepdrix that makes sense I can't say I'm completely skilled in that area of geometry, but I will try. @sleepyjess or I can take screenshots if that works?
#2 is correct, I'm not sure on #1, so mathmale or zepdrix can probably help there :)
For number one, we would start by identifying which special triangle we are working with, right?
|dw:1453869834032:dw|My mistake, I guess we're not using our special triangles here :) We're instead using the side length that they gave us.
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I used the given side to label the other 1 lengths. Use Pythagorean Theorem to find the hypotenuse of this first triangle.
Ok, so we have filled in our congruence measures which are all 1cm. Now we need to find x by using the pythagorean. x looks like the hypotensuse, so we would be finding c, right?
Finding x is a few steps away :) We're starting with this first triangle though.
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