Math, asked by yordanosmuluken11, 10 months ago

A mother Zebra leaves the rest of the herd to go in search of water, she travels due south 0.9km and then due east for 1.2km, how far is she from the herd?

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Answered by shijithpala
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Answer:

1.5

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Iamthefirst
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Answer:

1.5 k.m.

Step-by-step explanation:

Imagine

The south ward movement is 0.9 km is the perpendicular of a triangle

The east ward movement is 1.2km is the base of the triangle

So, according to Pythagoras theoram,

Perpendicular^2 + base ^2 = hypotenuse^2

Applying all values.,

Root over {(0.9) ^2 + (1.2) ^2}= the distance between the herd and the zebra

Root over {8.1 + 14.4} = the distance

The distance = root over{22.5}

The distance is 1.5 k.m

Hope it helps

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