la torre de pisa esta inclinada de modo que su pared lateral forma un triangulo rectangulo de catetos 7 metros y 24metros ¿cuanto mide la pared lateral?

La torre de pisa esta inclinada de modo que su pared lateral forma un triangulo rectangulo de catetos 5mtrs y60mtrs cuanto mide el otro lado de la torre !

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Primero lado = 5 m

Segundo lado = 60 m

Lo que mide el otro lado es = x

Calculamos:

h² = a² + b²

h² = (5 m)² + (60 m)²

h² = 25 m² + 3600 m²

h² = 3625 m²

h = √3625 m²

h = 60,20 m

Rpt. El otro lado mide 60,20 m aproximadamente

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