Find the missing side lengths, leave your answers as radicals in the simplest form. Show work please

m and n are both equal to 10

Step-by-step explanation:

Because we see that the two of the angles here are 45 and 90, we know then that the third angle is also 45.  This tells us that the sides m and n are of equal length.

With that in mind, we can simply use the Pythagorean theorem to find their values:

m² + n² = (10√2)²

given that m = n, then:

m² + m² = (10√2)²

2m² = (10√2)²

2m² = 100 × 2

2m² = 200

m² = 100

m = 10

So both m and n are equal to 10.

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