Determine the length of the leg for each right triangle.
The side length of the leg is 24 cm.
The side length of the leg is 10 cm.
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8 comments:
good job Allysa
Great job Allysa! I liked how you explained it using a picture you did in paint instead of typing your explanation. It was a different and effective way of showing your work.
good job . i liked how you used the pictures to describe the things you need to explain .
Good job Allysa. You explained everything well and it was very understandable. It was very easy to see.
Good Job Again!!!!
for a) why did you say a+b=c instead of c-a=b? I think it would be much more easier to understand if you did it that way.
Great job!!
Good job Allysa! I like how you showed the formula, and how you did the work, but for B) remember to change R, S, and T into A, B, and C. Besides that, great job and keep up the good work my friend.
Great job you used pictures and colour!
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