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A rectangular park has sidewalks on two adjacent sides. If it takes John 60 steps to

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Sergeeva-Olga [200]2 years ago

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Length = 80 m and breadth = 60 m If one moves along the two adjacent sides, one covers 80+60 = 140 m. Diagonal of the rectangle = √ ( length^2 + breadth^2) ...

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