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REASONING The design for a park is drawn on a coordinate graph. The perimeter of the park is modeled by the equation (x−3)2+(x−7)2=225. Each unit on the graph represents 10 feet…

REASONING The design for a park is drawn on a coordinate graph. The perimeter of the park is modeled by the equation (x−3)2+(x−7)2=225. Each unit on the graph represents 10 feet…
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REASONING The design for a park is drawn on a coordinate graph. The perimeter of the park is modeled by the equation (x−3)2+(x−7)2=225. Each unit on the graph represents 10 feet. What is the radius of the actual park?

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the radius is 150

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