Question

agian sorry guys pythagorean theorem

Answer 1

@MrMudd183

Answer 2

So here's what I would do in this... They provide a grid on this problem, so count up the units between each line the plots fall on. I will do an example on the provided picture

Answer 3

So after we count the distance between the plots, we have the units for A^2 and B^2

Now the order you place them in doesn't matter

Answer 4

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @MrMudd183
So after we count the distance between the plots, we have the units for A^2 and B^2

Now the order you place them in doesn't matter
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ight so it wuld be 5² +3²=2²

Answer 5

Not quite

Answer 6

The triangle is 5 units across, and 2 units upwards

Answer 7

ohh

Answer 8

After that, you would square the 2 and 5 then add them together to get C whenever it's squared....to find the true answer, you would have to take the squareroot of the product of A and B after you square them and add them

Answer 9

huhhhhhhh

Answer 10

u gotta dumb that down for me

Answer 11

Let me rephrase

After you add square A & B, and after you add them together, that will give you the product of C whenever it's squared

To find the true unit measurement, you would have to take the squareroot of C

Answer 12

sooo 2²+5²
then go on

Answer 13

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @xxcoffee
sooo 2²+5²
then go on
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First you square the 2, then square the 5

Answer 14

kk

Answer 15

After you square them, you add them together to get the squared product of C

Answer 16

ohh

Answer 17

And to find the actual product of C, you would have to take the squareroot of it

Answer 18

5.38 ?

Answer 19

noo 5.4

Answer 20

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @xxcoffee
noo 5.4
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Yep, correct

Answer 21

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @MrMudd183
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @xxcoffee
noo 5.4
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Yep, correct
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