Question

One possible path from the school to the park is shown on the map. One

bench must be placed at a distance of the way from the school to the park.
The second bench must be placed at a distance of the way from the school
to the park.
Which two points are placed at locations along the path that meet these
requirements.

Point A
Point B
Point C
Point D
Point E

Answer 1

I think point b but egh

Explanation:

im not really for sure...

Answer 2

The two points that meet the requirements for the benches are Point B and Point D.

Steps to find the bench locations:

Measure the total distance: Using the scale provided (1 inch = 440 feet), measure the total distance along the path from the school to the park. Let's call this distance T.

Calculate half the distance: Divide the total distance (T) by 2 to find the desired distance for the first bench (T/2).

Compare distances to points: Starting from the school, measure the distance along the path to each point (A, B, C, D, E). The point where the distance reaches T/2 will be the location for the first bench.

Repeat for second bench: Once the first bench location is identified, repeat step 3 but using the remaining distance (T - T/2) instead of T/2 to find the location for the second bench.

Based on the image and the scale:

The total distance (T) from the school to the park appears to be approximately 5 inches.

Therefore, the desired distance for the first bench (T/2) is approximately 2.5 inches.

Measuring along the path, the first bench should be placed near Point B, slightly closer to Point A than to Point C.

The remaining distance (T - T/2) is approximately 2.5 inches. Measuring from Point B, the second bench should be placed near Point D, slightly closer to Point C than to Point E.

Therefore, the two points that meet the requirements for the benches are Point B and Point D.