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Consider the right triangle.a right triangles with side lengths 28 meters and 45 meters. the hypotenuse is unknown.what is the length of the hypotenusestartroot 53 endrootstartroot 1,241 endroot53 m2809
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Consider the right triangle.a right triangles with side lengths 28 meters and 45 meters. the hypotenuse is unknown.what is the length of the hypotenusestartroot 53 endrootstartroot 1,241 endroot53 m2809 m

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Answer:

Start by using the formula a^2 + b^2 = c^2.

Step-by-step explanation:

c^2 is for the hypotenuse, which is c.

a & b are the two side lengths.

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