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RSB [31]
3 years ago
15

If someone can give me the answers for all :)

Mathematics
1 answer:
tia_tia [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1. x²=a² + b²

x²=10²+7²

x²=100+49

x²=149

x=√149

12.206555615

x=12.2

2.x²= a²+b²

x²=19²+ 21²

x²=361+441

x²=802

x=√802

x=28.319604517

x=28.3

3.x²=a²+b²

x²=27²+16²

x²=729+256

x²=985

x=√985

x=31.384709652

x=31.3

4.x²=a²+b²

x²= 163.84+ 28.109

x²=191.93

x=√191.93

x=13.853880322

x=13.9

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