Radio station WARG is located at (-16, 0) on a coordinate grid. Station WERK is located at (22, 10). If WARG has a range of 24 u
nits and WERK has a range of 20 units, will the two stations ever reach the same audience? Explain your reasoning.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
The distance between the 2 points , (22,10) and (-16,0) is:
<u>Distance between the two radio stations = 39.2938 units</u>
The range of radio station WARG = 24 units
The range of radio station WERK = 20 uints
<u>As, 39.2938 units is less than 44 units (24+20 units), it means that the 2 circles have some common area. Thus, The two stations can reach the same audience. </u>
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