#right triangle AOB
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The question was to define the length y as a function of x.
you mean define length y in terms of x?
Most of my classmates use the Pythagorean theorem.
Yes
yea that is the way to go
y=f(x)
x^2 + y^2 = 10^2
Yes
y^2 = 10^2-x^2
what is it
I defined its sides like this
And after that said:
-y^2=-(100-x^2)
y=root(100-x^2)
That's how I define the all sides
looks good
Without using the Pythagorean theorem
does my answer stand mathematically?
Yes
great
i mean
how did you get from 100+x^2+y^2 to here
in my opinion i dont think it stands
So the only possible way is the Pythagorean?
because there isnt really a way to go from 100+x^2+y^2
and isolate y
because you cant really manipulate the equation
best way yes
Almost 100/100 at exams
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-3 on this...
:(
97/100 still excellent