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joselina
joselina joselina
  • 27-04-2016
  • Mathematics
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anyone know how to find the distance of a line using pythagorean theorem please examples

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mgdubois
mgdubois mgdubois
  • 27-04-2016

a^2 + b^2 = c^2.  If you are trying to find line a, and b and c are given to you, use c (which is the hypotenuse, the longest side), take c and divide it by b, then square root the answer. This is the same for finding side b. To find side c, use the equation and square root the answer.

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jayan16
jayan16 jayan16
  • 27-04-2016

a^2  + b^2= c^2

(they are squared btw)

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