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4 years ago

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A basketball court is rectangular and measures 28 meters long and 15meters wide. How long is the diagonal of a basketball court

(to the nearest 10th)

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FrozenT [24]4 years ago

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All you do is find the are which would be a=l×w or a=28×15 or 420 or to the nearest 10th would be also 420

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