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A little math help..Please

Symbolic
What is the length of the blue line labeled r in the image below? Give your answer in terms of a and b.
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7395




And this one................

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Thanks,
 
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Dude. In your house you have something called a computer. On it, your daughter can use something called the internet. On the internet there is a search engine called Google.

And if she's getting homework on this surely she was taught this in class?

r=(a^2+b^2)^0.5 or r=sqrt(a^2+b^2) will do it. And the second one...17600?

yes I do but its not just addition in this case

The answer is not 270
You don't know what a product is, do you?
 
Dude. In your house you have something called a computer. On it, your daughter can use something called the internet. On the internet there is a search engine called Google.

And if she's getting homework on this surely she was taught this in class?

r=(a^2+b^2)^0.5 or r=sqrt(a^2+b^2) will do it. And the second one...17600?


You don't know what a product is, do you?

Thanks you I will try these answers on the computer she is using.

This is something she got for extra credit over the summer.
 
fine, you havent done maths in 25 years, im not *that* surprised you dont know the pythagorean theorem

im surprised you dont know what multiplication is
im sorry that the person youre helping has severe learning difficulties

It is one of those questions that you think it "can't be that easy". Rather then give the wrong answer , I figured I'd ask you smart YOUNG people.
 
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