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Pythagorean theorem with a unknown leg

Pythagorean theorem with a unknown leg
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Pythagorean theorem with a unknown leg

Pythagorean theorem with a unknown leg-example-1
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√112

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Pythagorean theorem with a unknown leg-example-1
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Answer: The blank is 112

Explanation:


3^2 +b^2 =11^2 \\\\9+b^2 =121\\\\b^2 =112\\\\b=√(112)

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