A ship travels 10 miles from Point A to Point B, makes a turn of 112, and travels 16 miles to Point C. If the ship travels direc
tly from Point C back to Point A, how many miles will it travel on the last leg of the trip (from Point C to Point A)? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a mile.
This is Pythagorean's Theorem, with one leg being 10 and the hypotenuse being 16. Using those values in the theorem looks like this: and and so Take the square root of both sides to find that b = 12.5
Area for a circle is . We will fill in each area and then solve for the radius. and . ∴ and r = 13. For b, and . , ∴ r = 17. For c, , and . ∴, and r = 11. For d, , and . ∴, so r = 25. And there you have it!