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happypotato:

I could use some help with this ASAP!!!!

happypotato:

happypotato:

@jhonyy9

happypotato:

@extrinix

jhonyy9:

so do you know the Pythagorean theorem ? use it to find the x value

Extrinix:

For this we are going to use the `Pythagorean Theorem`, \(c^2=a^2+b^2\) a and b are 2 legs and c is the hypotenous, so you would get, \(c^2=8^2+10^2\) Now all we have to do is solve it,

\(c^2=8^2+10^2\) \(c^2=64+100\) \(c^2=164\) \(\sqrt{c^2}=\sqrt{164}\) \(c\approx 13\) simplify it add together . square both sides to get \(c\) by itself roughly 13 for x
That is all solved, it wants you to find the `square root form of x`, which would mean the answer is \(\sqrt{164}\).

jhonyy9:

ok but what about y and z values ?

Extrinix:

It doesn't ask to find z and y values.

jhonyy9:

the missing part mean just the x value ?

jhonyy9:

i think z and y values are missing too

Extrinix:

`Find the missing part.` \(x~=~\sqrt{. .}\)

jhonyy9:

ok

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