Question

Geometry Help

Answer 1

this isn't Geo, it's hell

Answer 2

Exactly what I thought

Answer 3

im in alg 2

Answer 4

Ok, thanks anyways

Answer 5

hint:
since BCD is a right triangle, we can apply the theorem of Pitagora, so we get:
\[\Large C{D^2} + {8^2} = B{C^2}\]
furthermore, also ABC is a right triangle, so I can apply the second theorem of Euclide, so I can write:
\[\Large B{D^2} = AD \times DC\]
Both of the above equations solve the problem

Answer 6

So for the first one x^2+8^2=y^2? @Michele_Laino

Answer 7

yes!

Answer 8

and the second one can be rewritten as follows:
\(64=15x\)

Answer 9

thanks

Answer 10

:)