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ALG2.152 Interpreting Square Root Relationships in Geometry Worksheet

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A rectangular prism has base edges 8 and 10 and space diagonal 14√2. What is the height in simplest radical form?

Solution & Explanation:Use 8² + 10² + h² = (14√2)². Then 64 + 100 + h² = 392 → h² = 228 → h = √228 = 2√57.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A rectangle has diagonal 2√58, and its side lengths differ by 2. What is the longer side length in simplest radical form? (Use √.)

Solution & Explanation:Let sides be x and x+2. Then x² + (x+2)² = (2√58)² = 232 → 2x² + 4x + 4 = 232 → x² + 2x − 114 = 0. So x = −1 ± √115; a length is positive, so x = −1 + √115. Longer side is x+2 = 1 + √115.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A point on the x-axis is exactly 10 units from (6, 8). What is the greater x-coordinate of such a point? (Enter a number.)

Solution & Explanation:Let the point be (x,0). Then (x−6)² + (0−8)² = 100 → (x−6)² + 64 = 100 → (x−6)² = 36 → x = 6 ± 6 → x = 0 or 12. Greater is 12.

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