To do this problem, you need to use the Pythagorean thermion I think.
Here is what I got as an answer
22.5 km


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Answer:
Anthony teaches a pottery painting class in order to save up money for a nice
bike. In yesterday's class, 5 of the 11 students painted piggy banks.
If Anthony randomly chose 4 of the pieces of pottery to glaze, fire, and set on
the top shelf in a certain order, what is the probability that just the first 2 of the
chosen pieces of pottery are piggy banks?
Answer:
3/2
Step-by-step explanation:
you basically just simplify the exponents first, and then simplify from there.
Hi there! The answer is g(x) = 4^x.
The function g(x) is an exponential function, and these functions grow faster than linear or quadratic formulas.