Question

Find the values of x and y.

Answer 1

@jhonyy9

Answer 2

from this little triangle how you can finding the y value ?

Answer 3

Pythagorean theorem

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

so it'd be x2+y2=z2

Answer 6

i said little triangle with y ,65 and 25

Answer 7

ohh so

Answer 8

wait how would i find hypotenuse

Answer 9

not y is the hypotenuse there - y is a leg ,65 is the hypotenuse

Answer 10

so 25^2+y^2=65

Answer 11

625+y^2=4,225

Answer 12

but there above you missed the exponent of 65

Answer 13

yes sorry

Answer 14

65^2

Answer 15

25^2+y^2=65^2

Answer 16

ok.
y = ?

Answer 17

y^2=3,600

Answer 18

and y = ?

Answer 19

I'm stuck :(

Answer 20

60?

Answer 21

why ? y = sqrt3600

so

yes perfect
do you see that you know it

Answer 22

i forgot about the square root

Answer 23

you need more much courage bc. you know but you dont believe in your knowladges

Answer 24

so you know the y and now ?

Answer 25

so is z the hypotenuse

Answer 26

for this little triangle from the right part yes
but you dont know again the value of x

Answer 27

alright so do i wait on Pythagorean theorem?

Answer 28

in this case you not can using this theorem
so in this case you need to know the theorem of amplitude from the right angle on hypotenuse in a right triangle what say ?

Answer 29

do you know it ?

Answer 30

no

Answer 31

this say that the length of altitude squared is equal with the product of the shadows on the hypotenuse of this altitude

so do you understand it ?

Answer 32

sorta

Answer 33

so this mean in this case of this triangle that y^2 = 25*x

ok. ?

Answer 34

so how fing from there the value of x ?

Answer 35

find - sorry

Answer 36

i got 144 for x with a little help from my dad :D

Answer 37

y^2 = 3600 yes

3600 = 25x

x = 3600/25

x = 144

yes this is perfect

Answer 38

so now you know the value of x and the value of y and you need finding the value of z

yes ?

Answer 39

I only need x and y for this problem yay!

Answer 40

ok i forgot it sorry

so do you understand it now sure right ?

Answer 41

Yes for the most part, I'm on to my next unit with trigonometry and I'm already lost, ill start a new question if you don't mind helping me

Answer 42

ok just tag me there