Theorem: pythagorean
Equation: 5^2 + h^2 = 8^2
Solving:
25 + h^2 = 64
h^2 = 39
h =
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Answer:
<u> m-27 </u>
2m
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
3) y = √10
4) x = 5√2
Step-by-step explanation:
The side ratios of an isosceles right triangle (one of the "special" right triangles) are ...
1 : 1 : √2
So, for some multiplier k, they can be made to match the sides in your triangles.
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3) 1·k : 1·k : k√2 = √5 : √5 : y
Clearly, k = √5, so ...
y = (√5)(√2)
y = √10
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4) k : k : k√2 = x : x : 10
k = 10/√2 = (5√2)/2
k = x = (5√2)/2
No because (-7, 3) is like (x, y)
Plug and chug [what I call it] into the equation
(3) - 4(-7) < 5
3- (-28)<5
31<5 <—— this is not true so it would be galse
