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Midnight97:

I need help again

Midnight97:

Midnight97:

I need to be fast or my mom will kill me

wio:

The Pythagorean theorem: \(a^2+b^2=c^2\). \(a=90\text{ft}\), \(b=90\text{ft}\). Solve for \(c\).

Midnight97:

@wio wrote:
The Pythagorean theorem: \(a^2+b^2=c^2\). \(a=90\text{ft}\), \(b=90\text{ft}\). Solve for \(c\).
I know that

wio:

Another trick here: it's on the \(x\) axis. It goes from slightly above 60 to slightly below -60. \(60 - (-60) = 120\). So our answer is approximately 120.

Midnight97:

@wio wrote:
Another trick here: it's on the \(x\) axis. It goes from slightly above 60 to slightly below -60. \(60 - (-60) = 120\). So our answer is approximately 120.
what it is giving isn't 120

Midnight97:

wio:

Yeah, I said it is approximate, not exact. If it is approximate than the correct answer will be nearest to it. Again, look at the diagram.

wio:

Which of the answers looks closest to 120?

Midnight97:

I got it from here thanks

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