Prealgebra 5.7e - Pythagorean Theorem Examples
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how can u do it by hand?
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Thank you, very good explained. ;)
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I know your a busy guy , but I am working on my GED, and I have already finished the 4 parts of it, the only thing that I have left is math, and my instructor moves a little fast for me. I hope you would allow me to ask you questions from time to time. It would really mean a lot to me, because I want to figure this stuff out. Thanks!
redneck500 1 year ago
@redneck500 Yes, you can ask me questions. I cannot promise that I will be able to answer, however, as I'm getting too many emails and messages to respond to effectively.
D.O.
derekowens 1 year ago
arent those sides called legs?
redneck500 1 year ago
@redneck500 Yes, the two sides that are not the hypotenuse are called legs.
derekowens 1 year ago