When finding the length of the hypotenuse of a right triangle, why might you approximate the answer?
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Because every time in every problem every value we get by adding square of base and square of height are not perfect squares. So, to find the lenght of hypotenuse with non-perfect square-root number we approximate the answer.
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Because every time in every problem every value we get by adding square of base and square of height are not perfect squares. So, to find the lenght of hypotenuse with non-perfect square-root number we approximate the answer.
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