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Newberg is 5 miles due north of the airport, and Rockport is 12 miles due east of the airport. How far apart are Newberg and Roc

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amid [387]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

No of miles Newberg is north of airport = 5

No of miles Rockport is east of the airport = 12

No of miles Newberg and Rockport are apart = 12+5 =17

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