8.1 Geometric Mean Altitude and Leg Theorems

[@petersearls4443]

Clear and concise. Thanks for the info.

[@someone4585]

This makes so much more sense than the way my math lesson explained it

[@chauvinsgarage1515]

Very well explained! Thanks a ton

[@josederueda832]

Wow this helped a lot thanks

[@amitavadasgupta6985]

Applying BPT x comes out 10 then by pythagoras y and z.

[@aliciasanders3709]

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like it or not, alicia is spitting facts.

[@amitavadasgupta6985]

X=5(3)^1/2,y=10

[@amitavadasgupta6985]

X=5.(3)^1/2

[@amitavadasgupta6985]

CD/AD=BD/CD,CD^2=AD.BD?CD=(AD.BD)^1/2 by Thales theorem

[@shadrana1]

Prove it now?

[@amitavadasgupta6985]

X=10