<span>Direct proof. A direct proof is a way of establishing the truth or falsehood of a given mathematical statement by a combination of established facts, usually axioms, lemmas and theorems. It assumes the hypothesis of a conjecture is true and then uses a series of logical deductions to prove that the conclusion as well.</span>
R^2+(ab)^2= (ao)^2
ab=6
ao=11.7
Plug in
r^2+6^2=11.7^2
simplify
r^2+36= 136.89
-36 both sides
r^2=100.89
square root both sides
r= 10.04 rounded 10
Percent = 75%
base = unknown ...the base is the number that follows " of "
amount = 30
