Craig used the diagram to compute the distance from ferris to dunlap to butte. how much shorter is the distance directly from ferris to butte than the distance craig found?
14 mi
28 mi
70 mi***
98 mi
I looked up a question about wayne...
1. C
2. D
3. A
4. C
5. B
6. A
7. A
8. B
Hal is completely correct.
1. C
2. D
3. A
4. C
5. B
6. A
7. A
8. B
I just looked back at the question... it's 28 because it says how much shorter is the distance. This means you have to SUBTRACT how Craig got it. Craig got it by finding the distance from Ferris to Dunlap to Butte, but we're trying to figure out how much shorter it is to go directly to Butte. So what you would do is, since the diagram (I know we can't post it so I'll just describe it) says that Ferris to Dunlap is 42 miles and Dunlap to Butte is 56 miles, you add those together to get 98, now subtract that 70 miles from before when you probably used the Pythagorean Theorum to find out it was 70 miles to go straight to Butte. This will be written as 98-70=? Now you gotta subtract it to get 28, and 28 is the answer because it represents how many miles shorter it is to go straight to Butte.
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1=b/25mi
2=c/acute
3=b/20m
4=c/14
5=d/89.22
6=b/ sa48/50 - ca14/50
7: x=9.9/y=7
BROOKLYN SAME idk why it took me to here-
If anyone is reading this in 2023, and you have a question about Wayne and not Craig:
The answer is 25 mi, which was b for me. Will post with full answers for lessons 3 unit 3 trig quiz part one when done with it.