Pythagoras in 3D Objects
≈ 25 minPythagoras in 3D Objects
A cuboid's space diagonal can be found by applying Pythagoras to a face diagonal and then to a second right triangle. Only combine lengths that lie in the same right triangle at each step. A careful solution names the quantities, keeps place value or units visible, and explains why each operation fits.
Worked reasoning
- The face diagonal is 5.
- Then .
Find the space diagonal of a cuboid.
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