Can some one help me this is due to night

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

I am very good at Pythagorean theorem I did it this year. So A=85 E=73 S=37 L=66.5 (or 65) T=82 P=53 D=10 O=89 C=17

To do this it is actually like the easiest thing to do in math. The formula is A²+B²=C². To do this it is easier with a scientific calculator. If you don't have one you can use this online calculator: desmos.com/scientific

Step 1. get the two number and square (²) them ( multiply that number by it) For Example 30 multiplied by 30. Or on the calculator I gave you just do 30²+40²

Step 2. After that you will get 2500. Then on the calculator get this symbol √ and but the number 2500 in front of it. it should look like this. √2500.

Step 3. After that you will get 50 which is your answer. And that is how you do Pythagorean theorem.

I hope that helped you. If you don't have a scientific calculator you can use the link I provided above. If you can't use it I reccomend buying one.

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