Method 3 and Conclusion

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ethod 3 Pythagoras Theorem

Question (a)

A C=15cm Length A = Length B


Length C = 15 cm
45
Let length B = A
B

Using Pythagoras Method, the


C2 = A2 + B2 Formula
2 2 2
15 = A +A C2 = A2 + B2.
152 = 2A2 Length A equals to Length B. Let the

2
152 length B become unknown A. Then the
A =
2 equation will become 2A2 equals 152 due
to the addition of A2. To find the unknown
152
A= A2 152 need to divided by 2 .Finally but
2
not the least , the unknown A can be find
152 out by square root the answer.
A=
2

Therefore d metre = A +10

152
= + 10
2
= 20.61 metre
Check the answer :
C2= A2+B2
2 2
152 152
= ( ) +( )
2 2

C2= 225

C=225
C=15

152
The answer of unknown A is confirm is
2
Conclusions

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