I've tried doing it different but I've only got the wrong a The problem on the image asks: "Find the length of side \( x \) in simplest radical form with a rational denominator."The diagram accompanying the question depicts a right triangle. The triangle has a right angle (indicated by a small square in the corner). The sides of the triangle are labeled as follows:- One leg of the triangle is labeled \( x \).- The other leg of the triangle is unlabeled.- The hypotenuse is labeled as \( 1 \).The task involves using properties of right triangles to find the length of side \( x \) in its simplest radical form, ensuring the result has a rational denominator.

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