How could you use the pythagorean theorem if you know only the value of a leg and the hypotenuse? The following video demonstrates how to do that. If you would like more information about the pythagorean theorem you may click here: Pytyhagorean theorem
The pythagorean theorem may be interpreted geometrically by saying that the area of the squares on the legs of the right triangle must equal the area of the square on the hypotenuse. You may see additional information and explanations of this concept by clicking here:Pythagorean theorem
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We will discuss how to put rational numbers in order as well as how to perform operations on them. A good understanding of integers is important to that goal. To that end here is a copy of the notes that we had from our discussion.
8:50-9:35 Period 1
9:39-10:24 Period 2
10:28-11:13 Period 3
11:17-12:02 Period 4
12:06-12:34 Lunch
12:38-1:23 Period 5
1:27-2:12 Period 6
2:16-3:01 Period 7
3:05-3:50 Period 8
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