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A certain bridge arch is in the shape of half an ellipse 114 feet wide and 34.7 feet high. At what horizontal distance from the center of the arch is the height equal to 16.8 feet
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A certain bridge arch is in the shape of half an ellipse 114 feet wide and 34.7 feet high. At what horizontal distance from the center of the arch is the height equal to 16.8 feet

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382 because it is because if you do the equation eight and the height and distance and width are all calculated to get that answer
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