Question

Does anyone know hero to do this?

Answer 1

I have constructed this (see attachment) but I did not start off in a rectangle.

Answer 2

wait the leg is 3?

Answer 3

can u start me off please like u do 2 of them please?

Answer 4

I started with a segment length of 1 and constructed a right angle at one of its endpoints. Then, I joined those sides to from the hypotenuse.

Maybe I need to read the question you have again.

Answer 5

all i have rn is the square

Answer 6

Oh. This is a drawing (easier than construction)

You start with a side of length 3 and then draw another 3" side that appears to be vertical to the first segment at the end of that segment.

Answer 7

cm we are using right?

Answer 8

i do a couple can u check please

Answer 9

cuz i have to make like 15 of these and i dont want to mess up

Answer 10

I did not have that 10 and 15 on mine.

Anyway, here is what I did next.

Hey, this makes a great diagram once you get the hang of the drawing.

Answer 11

yeah the 15 and 10 is just helping me start it thats what the step 1 said

Answer 12

pleade dont leave @Directrix

Answer 13

Notice how the hypotenuses are moving from 3√2 to 3√3 to 3√4 (which = 6).

Just keep going. Look at my diagram and see if it makes sense.

I am using the Pythagorean Theorem to get the hypotenuses.

Well, to get the first two, I did. Now, I see the pattern and know what to expect.

Answer 14

yeah i see but how do u know how much to curve it? like the top part?

Answer 15

At the upper endpoint of the previous hypotenuse, draw a 3 inch long segment perpendicular (makes a right angle).