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SOLVED: Please help... it’s about the Pythagorean theorem! I attached the image of the question. 2. Use the Pythagorean Theorem to answer the following word problem: A baseball diamond is 90 feet
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PUBLISHED 04/15/2003, E-1): El Capitan High baseball coach Steve Vickery combines math and baseball in his classroom. Next to him is a whiteboard with the pythagorean theorem written on it. The theorem
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A baseball diamond is a square of 90 feet on each side. Find the distance of a throw made from the catcher 3 feet behind home plate in an attempt to throw
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The sides of a square baseball diamond are 90 ft long. When a player, who is between the second and third base, is 30 ft from second base and heading toward the
