Jayden is correct. the pythagorean theorem states that a^2+b^2=c^2 so jayden’s work would make the most sense by plugging in what we already know into a and b and then solving for c.
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Answer:
25
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28.5
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2/4+5/6+7/2=29/6-1/2=26/6=13/3=4 1/3