SOLUTION: The hypotenuse of a triangle rectangle is 19.5 ft long.
If the length of each leg increased 4.5 ft, the hypotenuse would increase by 6 ft.
Calculate both leg lengths of the f
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If the length of each leg increased 4.5 ft, the hypotenuse would increase by 6 ft.
Calculate both leg lengths of the f
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Question 1086275: The hypotenuse of a triangle rectangle is 19.5 ft long.
If the length of each leg increased 4.5 ft, the hypotenuse would increase by 6 ft.
Calculate both leg lengths of the first triangle. Found 2 solutions by Alan3354, MathLover1:Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
since your triangle is right angle triangle, we have
.....solve for ...........eq.1
If the length of each leg increased 4.5 ft, the hypotenuse would increase by 6 ft.
.......substitute ....square both sides
=>
or =>
now find ...........eq.1=>
...........eq.1=>
so, you can choose and or vice versa