Use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the missing lengths<span> of the </span>sides<span> of a right triangle. triangle that has an opposite </span>side<span> of </span>length 3<span> and a hypotenuse of </span>length<span> 4. </span>Determining<span> all of the </span>side lengths<span>and angle measures of a right triangle is Let's look at how to do this when you're given </span>one side length<span>and </span>one<span> acute</span>
First, subtract 2x from both sides of the equation to get 8y = -2x - 32. Then, divide the equation by 8, to get y = -x/4 - 4. Your y-intercept will be -4, and it's slope will be -1/4.
