Blog 3

"If you take a right triangle, and change one side length, how does that change the other the other side lengths? How does that change the angles of the triangle?"
I had taking one right angle that had the side length AB=3.0, AC=4.0, and BC=5.0. I decided to switch side length AC to 7.0 and the result of that came out very strange. Although i had changed one of the side length the rest just stayed the same number but the angles changed. The right triangle i once had was now a obtuse triangle.

As if that was enough investigating i tried more thing to find behind the scenes. For example,

		Stays The Same	Change to Liking	Change due to AC	Difference
		AB=3	AC	BC
		3	4	5
		AB=3	AC=6	6.708	1.708
		AB=3	AC=8	8.544	1.836
		AB=3	AC=10	10.44	1.896
		AB=3	AC=12	12.369	1.929
		AB=3	AC=14	14.318	1.949
		AB=3	AC=16	16.279	1.961
		AB=3	AC=18	18.248	1.969
		AB=3	AC=20		1.976

The difference between these small changes is what came out to be my answer. The answer is (about) 2.0 overall.