Find the missing length of the triangle

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Answer:

12.5m

Explanation:

The missing length is the hypothenuse, the formula to calculate the hypothenuse is

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

$c = \sqrt{10 {}^(2) + 7.5 {}^(2) } \\ c = √(100 + 56.25) \\ c = √(156.25) \\ c = 12.5$

Okalex answered Mar 31, 2022

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