Math!

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Math!

Speccy · Answer

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vcBMH7VmVHpIMWQ00hX5z_2bN-r4V49rsaVcVUirWtY/edit?usp=sharing

Spectrum · Answer

Oh, I don't know. Math?

Spectrum · Answer

@Astro I need your massiv brain

Spectrum · Answer

I do actually.

axie · Answer

Ok for this we do the basic trianlge formula, for this we do leg^2 x leg^2=H^2. The long side being the hypotenuse, The other sides which are not hypotenuse, are the legs. , it doesn't matter. It's always leg squared plus leg squared equal hypotenuse leg. ... On a right triangle, when we have the measurement of any two of the sides, use the Pythagorean theorem to find the other measurement.

Spectrum · Answer

I am, can;t you tell about the "Spec"

axie · Answer

In this case we have 72+Leg^2=78, so @speccyisbored  how would you simplify this?

Spectrum · Answer

gtg

Spectrum · Answer

80

axie · Answer

Hint: we would find the square roots of each number! so it would be $$\sqrt{72} \times Leg^2 = \sqrt{78}$$

axie · Answer

Ok @spectrum we can continue this later then!