Question

help o

Answer 1

@snowflake0531

Answer 2

need help badly

Answer 3

So let's first find the diagonal of hte full square

To do that, we first need the side lengths
since a is 4 and b is 3, what is the whole length of it

Answer 4

7 right?

Answer 5

Yes so we have the square 7 x 7
So to find the diagonal, use the pythagorean theorem, and make 7 and 7 the two sides
Can you set up the equation?

Answer 6

idk

Answer 7

bc they the saem number

Answer 8

\[7^2 + 7^2 =c^2 ~~find~c\]

Answer 9

14

Answer 10

wait is that the answer

Answer 11

... what is 7^2

Answer 12

14

Answer 13

.. no 7^2 is 7 times 7

Answer 14

so 49

Answer 15

Congrats on orange o-O

Answer 16

tys

Answer 17

But yes so we then we have 49 + 49 =c^2
simplify that

Answer 18

98^2

Answer 19

No it's just 98

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

so 98 = c^2
so c = sqrt98
Can you put sqrt98 into a calculator?

Answer 22

9.8

Answer 23

Actually it would round to 9.9

Answer 24

k is that the first box orlast

Answer 25

first

Answer 26

Now for the second one
We have to find length c
we know that a and b are 4 and 3, which means that c must be 5

Answer 27

k

Answer 28

So do the same thing \[5^2 + 5^2 = c^2\]

Answer 29

10*2+10*2 then right

Answer 30

... what did i just say.... the exponent means it multiplies by itself
5^2 is 5 times 5

Answer 31

no 5 times 5

Answer 32

25

Answer 33

so 25 +25 =c^2
what is c^2

Answer 34

50

Answer 35

Yes so c^2 =50
so c=sqrt50

Answer 36

7

Answer 37

it rounds to 7.1

Answer 38

ok tys

Answer 39

yw

Answer 40

couldnt have done it without u