A=8,b=x,c=100
How Do U Find X For A Triangle?
If you mean X representing one of the sides, the formula is:
The first side squared plus the second side squared.
Got that? After that, you do:
The answer of part one, squared (Why so many squares?). Then you find the square root of that. Ta-da!
So the actual mathematical formula is:
(S1 being side one and S2 being side two)
S1(exponent 2)+ S2(Exponent 2)=X(Exponent 2), then
(Square root thingy)X(Exponent two)
The first side squared plus the second side squared.
Got that? After that, you do:
The answer of part one, squared (Why so many squares?). Then you find the square root of that. Ta-da!
So the actual mathematical formula is:
(S1 being side one and S2 being side two)
S1(exponent 2)+ S2(Exponent 2)=X(Exponent 2), then
(Square root thingy)X(Exponent two)
