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A school wants to build a rectangular playground that will have a diagonal length of 75 yards. How wide can the playground be if the length has to be 30 yards?
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A school wants to build a rectangular playground that will have a diagonal length of 75 yards. How wide can the playground be if the length has to be 30 yards?

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The answer would be 112 yards! It's simple because all you've got to do is use the Pythagorean Theorem! Oh! You should also go check out Socratic, it's a good app for this stuff!

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