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Can someone please help with this problem?? Use the geometric mean or Pythagorean theorem to solve for y:
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Can someone please help with this problem?? Use the geometric mean or Pythagorean theorem to solve for y:

Can someone please help with this problem?? Use the geometric mean or Pythagorean-example-1
User Jmroyalty
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Answer:

use y^2 = 10 + (10X2)

Explanation:

y^2 = 10 + 20

y^2 = 30

y =
√(30)

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