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Math problems in the second grade ... about Pythagorean theorem ..
1, according to Pythagorean theorem: a2+B2 = C2: ab2 = ac2+bc2 = 2.12+2.82 =12.25.

Then ab = 3.5 (cm)

According to the triangle area: the base times the height divided by 2, that is, (AB×CD)÷2=(AC×BC)÷2.

2. 1×2.8÷2=3.5×CD÷2

CD= 1.68 (cm)

2. According to Pythagorean theorem: AD square equals AC square minus CD square.

That is, the square of AD is equal to the square of 2. 1 minus the square of 1.68 is equal to 1.5876.

AD= 1.26 (cm)

BD squared equals BC equation minus CD squared.

That is, the square of BD equals to the square of 2.8 minus the square of 1.68 equals to 5.0 176.

BD=2.24 cm