Find the unknown length in the right triangle 24mm 32mm

1 answer:

5 0

Are these two lengths legs or a leg and hypotenuse?
If both are legs:
24 squared + 32 squared = unknown leg squared

When the answer is found don't forget to find the square root

If one is a leg and another is Hypotenuse:

32 squared - 24 squared= unknown leg squared

Just plug these numbers in your calculator

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