A hockey player passes a puck to his teammate by bouncing it off a wall. The angles formed when the puck hits the wall and bounc
es off are congruent. Some of the distances are shown. What is the distance, x, from Player 1 to the wall? Enter your answer, as a decimal, in the box. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. X = ft two right triangles are shown illustrating the path of the puck and the distances the player are from the wall. The larger triangle shows the height of x, which is also the distance the player is from the wall. The base of this triangle is 12 feet. The smaller triangle shows a height of 8 feet, which is all far player 2 is from the wall. The base of this triangle is 9 feet.
