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What is the value of y?

3(Square Root)3 units
6(Square Root)3 units
9(Square Root)3units
12(Square Root)3 units

What is the value of y? 3(Square Root)3 units 6(Square Root)3 units 9(Square Root-example-1
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User LuisABOL
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Answer:

The value of y=6√3 units.

Explanation:

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User Xiangwu
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Answer:- The value of y=6√3 units.


Explanation:-

Given: Δ TNM is a right triangle, where TN=y , NU=9 units ,UM=3 units, TM=6 units.

Now, we can see that NM=NU+UM

⇒NM=9 units + 3 units=12 units

As Δ TNM is a right triangle , then by Pythagoras theorem


(Hypotenuse)^2=(Perpendicular)^2+(Base)^2\\\Rightarrow12^2=y^2+6^2\\\Rightarrow\ y^2=12^2-6^2\\\Rightarrow\ y^2=144-36=108\\\Rightarrow\ y=√(108)=6 √(3)

Thus y=6√3units.

  • Pythagoras theorem states that in a right triangle the square of the longest side is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides.
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