🖤Calcea Johnson and Ne'kiya Jackson🖤
The blacknificence in the air is nothing less than Johnson and Jackson showing the globe their new scent of two queens from New Orleans creating melanated history in the mathematical world. Calcea Johnson and Ne'Kiya Jackson are two American Mathematical Society sistahs of thunder, but only in the young, black and gifted sections of the Pythagorean Theorem universe. This is why your kids love math. I speak and decree that your (our) scholar babies will be the next big contesters of melanated brilliance brewing.
In order to get a little bit of comprehension on what these melanated Sancti-Fly little Mamas did, you have to tap into the formula of the Pythagorean Theory as explained right here. Jackson and Johnson took that A2 + B2 = C2 and proved that it could be used in trigonometry. I know some folks have been away from this kind of math for a long time. As a reminder, the little number 2 on top of the letters in the formula means to square the number. It's never good to assume people know. When you square a number, that means to multiple the number twice. Like 4×4=16 or 4 squared. The formula is most commonly used in a pinch of algebra and in the background of geometry. Tell all of your kids and your friends, nada es imposible (nothing is impossible). Ne'Kiya Jackson and Calcea Johnson have proven that! Yeah! Gone-gurrls...just go head!
It does not matter which leg of the equation is A or B. Always remember that the longest leg of the equation will be the hypotenuse. In the examples above you have two right angles of triangles. In number one the longest leg is the unknown. That would be C (hypotenuse). The leg of the 4ft and the 3ft can be A or B in this formula. You could make 4ft B and 3ft A or you could make 4ft A and 3ft B. It will still equal C. If not, you will have to go back and redo. Try again. There are multiple steps you must follow. Fall in love with math again. If you love math, you will enjoy doing these formulas. Maybe you will rock your magic in an innovative way as Jackson and Johnson did. Go ahead and change the narrative. You KNOW I'm in the shadows rooting for you.
It does not matter which leg of the equation is A or B. Always remember that the longest leg of the equation will be the hypotenuse. In the examples above you have two right angles of triangles. In number one the longest leg is the unknown. That would be C (hypotenuse). The leg of the 4ft and the 3ft can be A or B in this formula. You could make 4ft B and 3ft A or you could make 4ft A and 3ft B. It will still equal C. If not, you will have to go back and redo. Try again. There are multiple steps you must follow. Fall in love with math again. If you love math, you will enjoy doing these formulas. Maybe you will rock your magic in an innovative way as Jackson and Johnson did. Go ahead and change the narrative. You KNOW I'm in the shadows rooting for you.
