Answer:
Pythagoras’ theorem is a way to find a side or hypothesis when you have 2 sides.
The formula is: a^2 + b^2 = c^2
a and b are sides
c is the hypothesis
<u>Ex: A triangle has a leg that is 5 inches and a leg that is 7 inches. Find the hypothesis using Pythagoras' theorem. </u>
A leg is another way of saying a side.
5^2 + 7^2 = c^2
25 + 49 = x^2
sqrt(74) = sqrt(x^2)
sqrt(74) inches = hypothesis
<u>Ex: A triangle has a leg that is 9 feet and a hypothesis that is 25 feet. Find the other leg using Pythagoras' theorem. </u>
9^2 + b^2 = 25^2
81 + b^2 - 81 = 625 - 81
sqrt(b^2) = sqrt(544)
b = sqrt(554)
Do you understand more?
I think the answer will be C
By two opposite rays.
The explanation is t<span>he straight </span>angle<span> is the only type of </span>angle formed by two opposite rays<span>. All other </span>angles formed by two rays<span> are less than </span>180<span> degrees. Acute </span>angles<span> are between zero and 90 degrees. A right </span>angle<span>, with one </span>ray<span> perpendicular to another, is 90 degrees.
Hope it helped! :)</span>
