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Answer:
the first option
Step-by-step explanation:
solution:
distance: d=1/4 lc (because is a quarter of a circle)
length of the circumference: lc=2 pi r
pi: constant=3.14
radius of the circle: r=80 feet
replacing pi and r in the formula of lc:
lc=2 pi r
lc=2 (3.14) (80 feet)
lc=502.4 feet
replacing lc in the formula of d:
d=1/4 lc
d=1/4 (502.4 feet)
d=502.4/4 feet
d=125.6 feet
Essentially, you can always tell a thing's position by 3 coordinates. We also say that our world is three-dimentional: it has three dimensions -that's why three coordinates are needed. If something is on a flat surface, you know its one coordinate (all points on the same surface have the same coordinate) so you only need two more (you can call them vertical and horizontal)
