Answer: About 194
This needs to be solved using Pythagorean theorem. Let’s first write out the equation for that.
a^2+b^2=c^2
160 and 110 will both substitute into a and b. This means we will have to solve for c. Let’s substitute this now.
a^2+b^2=c^2
160^2+110^2=c^2
Let’s solve with what we have
160^2+110^2=c^2
25600+12100=c^2
37700=c^2
To get the final answer, we need to get the square root of both c^2 and 3700
√37700= √c^2
~194
Hope this is right and it helps :)
