111.28.B.6.c Models of Pythagorean theorem
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- Q 1/10Score 0Which model would best represent the Pythagorean theorem?29
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- Q1Which model would best represent the Pythagorean theorem?30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q2The diagram shows three squares that are joined at vertices to for a right triangle. Which statement is true?The sum of the areas of Square Z and Square Y is greater than the area of Square X.The sum of the areas of Square Z and Square Y is equal to Square X.The sum of the areas of Square Z and Square Z is less than Square Y.The sum of the areas of Square X and Square Y is equal to Square Z.30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q3The diagram shows three square that are joined at vertices to form a right triangle. Which statement is true?The sum of the areas of Square Z and Square Y is less than the area of Square X.The sum of the areas of Square J and Square H is equal to Square K.The sum of the areas of Square Z and Square Y is greater than the area of Square X.The sum of the areas of SquareJ and Square K is equal to Square H.30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q4A right triangle is shown below. Based on the diagram, what is the length of one side of Square F?5 ft35 ft25 ft625 ft30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q5A right triangle is show below. Based on the diagram, what is the length of one side of Square X?784 ft28 ft56 ft14 ft30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q6When three squares are joined at their vertices to form a right triangle, the combined area of the two smaller squares is the small as the area of the largest square. Which three squares support this statement?30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q7When three squares are joined at their vertices to form a right triangle, the combined area of the two smaller squares is the same as the area of the largest square.30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
- Q8Sally is creating a model to explain the Pythagorean theorem. Her incomplete model is shown. Which of the following best describes the missing part of Sally's model?441 x 441 squareA 20 x 20 squareA 50 x 50 squareA 8 x 8 square30s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
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- Q1030s8.6.C: Expressions, Equations and Relationships
