Solving with Square Roots

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Solving with Square Roots

2/29/2016

31 Comments

Jacob

2/29/2016 06:23:31 pm

Sean

2/29/2016 06:39:27 pm

Josie

2/29/2016 07:54:32 pm

Hi how are ya?

Blake

3/1/2016 05:03:35 am

Great video mr B.

Avery

3/1/2016 12:40:03 pm

what if the hypotenuse is on the bottom half of the triangle

Cora C.

3/1/2016 12:57:13 pm

Idk if that's possible, Avery 😩

tori

3/9/2016 07:32:37 pm

That Emoji tho...

Scott Talley

3/1/2016 01:47:09 pm

You the problem is literally exactly the same if that happens.....

Mr. Bigsby

3/1/2016 01:53:55 pm

Well if the triangle is just upside down then nothing is affected when solving. The hypotenuse is still "c".

But if you are asking if the hypotenuse can be the bottom base of a right triangle, then no it can't be. That would be one of the legs "a" or "b". The hypotenuse must be opposite the right angle.

Angie L.

3/1/2016 01:05:23 pm

Hello!

Victoria

3/1/2016 01:07:18 pm

Hey

Mia

3/1/2016 01:16:24 pm

hi :)

Scott Talley

3/1/2016 01:46:10 pm

Hi.

Krista M.

3/1/2016 01:49:27 pm

Hi. When are you supposed to put the + and - before your answer.

Mr. Bigsby

3/1/2016 06:41:41 pm

The +/- should go in front of any answers that have been square rooted. Except in the case of word problems where it would not make sense.

Tapasya Ray

3/1/2016 02:40:24 pm

Hey. I figured out the mistake. You didnt put a plus or a minus sign in front of the first 2 problems: x=4 and x=16

Tapasya

3/1/2016 04:07:36 pm

So, it should be x=+/- 4 and x=+/-16

Mr. Bigsby

3/1/2016 06:42:11 pm

Winner!

Brendan

3/1/2016 04:32:53 pm

Ashton

3/1/2016 05:09:41 pm

Hi good vid

Natalie

3/1/2016 06:03:21 pm

Autumn

3/2/2016 03:41:05 am

Avery if you have the hypotenuse on the bottom you could still solve as long as there is a right amgle

Jordan

3/2/2016 12:31:04 pm

Ray Sutton

3/2/2016 12:43:52 pm

Hi good video

Emmett

3/2/2016 06:00:14 pm

Hi!

I'm Flowey!

Flowey the Flower!

Lol undertale refrences

Emmett

3/2/2016 06:02:46 pm

Would it be the same if you did a+b=c?
like, without the squared?

Mr. Bigsby

3/8/2016 04:39:29 am

Good question and as we saw in class, it does not work. It only works with the sum of the squares.

Hayden

3/19/2016 07:56:02 am

HI!

Emma

4/1/2016 05:22:47 pm

Jack

4/6/2016 07:29:04 pm

Howdy!

Gino

4/7/2016 07:30:49 pm

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