Question

help-

Answer 1

@whyjustwhy @bubblezz

Answer 2

yes?

Answer 3

i need help

Answer 4

bru im dumb

Answer 5

so am i why do you think im asking you

Answer 6

Are their any more details about the triangle?

Answer 7

73

Answer 8

no
there isnt any more

Answer 9

add the thing

Answer 10

Given that our triangle is correct, we can determine the length of the hypotenuse—the missing side by applying the Pythagorean theorem. According to the Pythagorean theorem,

The square of the hypotenuse's (c) length in a right triangle equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides' (a and b) lengths:
C2= A2 + 6

We will refer to the side that is missing as c, the side that is 6.8 units long as a, and the side that is 9.6 units long as b.C2 is equal to 6.82 plus 9.62.


c2 = (6.8)2 + (9.6)2c2 = 46.2492.16c2= 138.4

c= sqroot138.4

c= 11.76.