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2 years ago

A rectangular field is 36

Mathematics

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blagie [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

12meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

Lenght = 36 meters

Width = 15 meters

The dimension of the diagonal can be gotten via Pythagoras theorem

D^2= L^2+W^2

Substitute

D^2= 36^2+ 15^2

D^2= 1296+225

D^2= 1521

D= √1521

D= 39 meters

Hence the distance while walking on the side is

=36+15

=51 meters

Hence the difference is

=51-39

=12meters

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