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Help me once again and again

Help me once again and again-example-1
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User Vgel
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Answer:

Using pythagoras theorem

hypotenus^2=Adjacent^2+Opposite^2

H^2=3^2 + 4^2

H^2=9+16

H^2=25

H=square root of 25

H=5

Hope it helps.

The answer is 5 feet.

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User Amatellanes
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Answer:

D.

Explanation:

Bottom of the ladder is base, a = 3 ft

Top of the ladder from the ground is the perpendicular, b = 4 ft

We have to find the length of ladder, c = ?

So we'll use Pythagoras theorem

c² = a²+b²

c² = 3²+4²

c² = 9+16

c² = 25

Taking square root on both sides, we'll get

c = 5 feet

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