Given:
The figure of a right angle triangle.

Hypotenuse =
in.
To find:
The missing lengths of the sides.
Solution:
In the given right angle triangle both legs a and b are equal, and hypotenuse is
in.
Using Pythagoras theorem, we get


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Divide both sides by 2.

Taking square root on both sides.


Side cannot be negative. So,

Thus, the missing side lengths are a=9 in and b=9 in.
Therefore, the correct option is C.
You have to keep order of operations in mind.
1. Take care of the parentheses; distribute.
-3+6x-3=-20-8x
Simplified: 6x-6=-20-8x
2. Isolate the x variable.
Add 8x to both sides and add 6 to both sides.
14x=-14
3. Solve for x.
Divide by 14 on both sides.
x=-1
-5 is the real part and 6i is the imaginary part. This can be determined by looking which number has the "i" attached to it.
Answer:
c ≈ 0.00782852
, 3.99906481
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This first step is to take the square root of the minus which is understood to be - 1
sqrt(-1) = i
So far what you have is
sqrt(-98) = i*sqrt(98)
sqrt(98) is just found the ordinary way
sqrt(98) = sqrt(7*7*2)
sqrt(7*7*2) = 7*sqrt(2)
Answer: 7 * i * sqrt(2) = i7*sqrt(2)
Pick the choice that looks like what you have done for homework.