What is the square root of a triangle?

Answer 1

Its 1/2 3x + y where x is I don't care and y is no one cares

Answer 2

Square Root Of A Triangle

Answer 3

First, when you have a diagram or depiction of a triangle, even if it looks like it is equiangular, you can't assume it unless the angles are labeled as such. I do want to assume that this triangle is a right triangle, since this is the subject of your question. And, since you're asking about square roots and right triangles, you are also asking about the Pythagorean Theorem. For right triangles, a^2 + b^2 = c^2 where a and b are sides and c is the hypotenuse, the side opposite from the right triangle. I can't go further with your question, because I don't know which number represents the hypotenuse. But what you do is to substitute these values into the theorem, square the binomials and solve for whichever side you're missing.

Answer 4

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What is the square root of a triangle?

Answer 5

Pace, everyone!
"Triangle" here might mean "triangular number",
i.e., one of the form n(n+1)/2.
In that case the question actually does make sense!
For example, 36 is a triangle and its square root is 6.

Answer 6

SQUARE root, is only for SQUARES.

you cannot have the square root of anything except a square.

Answer 7

No such thing. You might as well ask what is the square root of a coconut.

Answer 8

you realy are trying to reach 0

Answer 9

you really don't understand mathematics do you.

Answer 10

Yes it is.