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How do you do this? I know how to figure out C but im not sure about B?

How do you do this? I know how to figure out C but im not sure about B?-example-1
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⇒To figure out b you have already been given an equation :
a^(2) +b^(2) =c^(2)

derived by Pythagoras

⇒n order to find the value of b the then in the given equation make b the subject of the formula:


b^(2) =c^(2) -a^(2) \\b=\sqrt{c^(2)-b^(2) }

where your c us the hypotenuse equal to 6

where b is the adjacent side

where a is the opposite side equal 4


b=\sqrt{(6)^(2) -(4)^(2) } \\b=√(36-16) \\b=√(20) \\b=2√(5)

GOODLUCK!!

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