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Assume that 7 is a. We already know that c = 25. The equation is c^2 - a^2 = b^2.
25^2= 625 7^2= 49 625-49= 576
Square root of 576 = 24

The length of thee other leg is 24.

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Part B:

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Eq1) 2r+2s=50
eq2) 2r-s=17

solve for s in equation2 (eq2)

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3 years ago

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1. The given determinant is :

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