Question

help as always-

Answer 1

@midnight97

Answer 2

I'm not great at reading graphs, but please tag me if it's not a graph.

Answer 3

@snowie

Answer 4

Sorry I ain't good with graphs

Answer 5

what about this

Answer 6

i will try

Answer 7

Using the distance formula, we can find the lengths of the sides of the triangle:

AB = √[(5 - (-2))² + (-6 - 7)²] = √(7² + (-13)²) = √(49 + 169) = √218
AC = √[(5 - (-2))² + (7 - 7)²] = √(7² + 0²) = 7
BC = √[(5 - 5)² + (-6 - 7)²] = √(0² + 13²) = 13

Now, using the Pythagorean theorem, we have:

AB² + BC² = AC²
(√218)² + 13² = 7²
218 + 169 = 49
387 = 49

Since the equation 387 = 49 is not true, the given points do not form a right triangle.

Therefore, we cannot apply the Pythagorean theorem in this case to find the value of c.

Answer 8

If I made a mistake, it's not entirely my fault. I broke my glasses and can't find my other pairs.

Answer 9

does this help