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A pair of runners leaves the same starting point at the same time. The angle between the runners paths is 85 degrees. They stop after running for 30 seconds and are 180 meters apart. One runner ran 130
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A pair of runners leaves the same starting point at the same time. The angle between the runners paths is 85 degrees. They stop after running for 30 seconds and are 180 meters apart. One runner ran 130 meters. How far did the other run? Step by step explanation..Please.Thanks

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Answer:

125.03 meters

Step- by-step explanation:

We let
R_1 and
R_2 be the pair of runners as shown in the diagram.

The complete solution is shown in the attachment

A pair of runners leaves the same starting point at the same time. The angle between-example-1
A pair of runners leaves the same starting point at the same time. The angle between-example-2
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