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A slow pitch softball diamond is actually a square 60 ft on a side. how far is it from home to second base?

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For this case we have a square whose sides are known and equal to 60 ft.
We want to find the diagonal of the square.
For this, we use the Pythagorean theorem.
We have then:
$d^2 = 60^2 + 60^2

d = \sqrt{60^2 + 60^2}

 d = \sqrt{3600 + 3600}

d = \sqrt{2*3600}

d = 60\sqrt{2}
$
Answer:
from home to second base it is about:
$d = 60\sqrt{2} feet$

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A slow pitch softball diamond is actually a square 60 ft on a side. how far is it from home to second ​base?

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