Pythagorean Theorem

[twilit trout]

I just don't remember the formula to solve this

[uneven grotto]

a^2 + b^2 = c^2

[twilit trout]

it is a different formula that I have to use

[uneven grotto]

this is one pythagor theorem wth

[twilit trout]

there are different formulas that have something to do with pythagorean theorem

[uneven grotto]

well it can be done by trignometry then

[twilit trout]

alright I will try to do that

[fluid ridge]

x^2+(3 sqrt 2)^2=5^2
(3 sqrt2)^2+DB^2=6^2
x+DB=y

[fluid ridge]

are you sure its not just c^2-b^2=a^2

thats the pythagorean theorem but i moved around the variables (subtracted b^2 from each side)

you can also use trig which might be easier (if you know how). I'd do whatever you learnt in class last (like if i had just learnt trig i would use trig, if i just learnt pythagorean theorem id use that)

[twilit trout]

😅 I thought it was a different formula I had to use since I’m learning different formulas related to Pythagorean theorem but thanks for the explanation

[fluid ridge]

yw 😄

[supple patrol]

.solved