I'm not sure but they might relate by adding the squares on leg a and leg b equal the square on the hypotenuse. I think that's the answer but im not sure. Lily
First you use led a and leg b to use the pythangoream theorem to figure out the area. All you have to do is add the area of leg a and leg b and you will get the area of the other square. :)
They relate because i think i dont really now but i think they relate because they are part of the way u get the hyphtesis reynaldo! (mariano rivera LOL)
first u use leg a lenth and count over then u use leg b to coune acroos the u add the leg a across adding on to the across of leg b and from that point u count down leg b anf then u have a titlted square and u go from there
Umm.. I think cause da square you have to draw on da tilted square is da same as laqq a and b
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I'm not sure but they might relate by adding the squares on leg a and leg b equal the square on the hypotenuse. I think that's the answer but im not sure.
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ReplyDeleteFirst you use led a and leg b to use the pythangoream theorem to figure out the area. All you have to do is add the area of leg a and leg b and you will get the area of the other square. :)
They relate because i think i dont really now but i think they relate because they are part of the way u get the hyphtesis reynaldo! (mariano rivera LOL)
ReplyDeletejust find area of leg a and b and that annoying squarere next to the tilted square!
ReplyDeleteFROM FREDDDDDY! [im the master of the universe he-man] lol
first u use leg a lenth and count over then u use leg b to coune acroos the u add the leg a across adding on to the across of leg b and from that point u count down leg b anf then u have a titlted square and u go from there
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they relate because you need to use leg a and leg b to find the area of the hypotunes.
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Because a+b=c
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