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Explanation:
This is a visual example of the pythagorean theorem. We add the areas of the two squares to get
13+29.25 = 42.25
Then we apply the square root to this to get the value of x, which is the hypotenuse of the right triangle
x = sqrt(42.25) = 6.5
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Side note: if you're curious about finding the other lengths of the triangle, apply the square root to those areas. The blue area 29.25 will lead to a side length of approximately sqrt(29.25) = 5.4083269; the red square will follow the same idea.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
area of a square=a²
A=29.25
a=side=√29.25 first square
second square =a=√13
find x(c)
right triangle: a²+b²=c²
(√29.25 )²+(√13)²=c²
29.25+13=c²
c=√(29.25+13)=6.5 unit
