Math, asked by RedJay61636, 9 months ago

A sailboat drifts 600 meters west, makes a turn and sails 800 meters south. How far is the sailboat from its original position?

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Answered by ShohelAhmod
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Step-by-step explanation:

800^2+600^2=A^2

Now find A

Answered by anubhavshyjesh
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Answer:

1000 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

this forms a right angle triangle.

the distance away from it's original position can be assumed as the hypotenuse of the triangle, and the 600 and 800 as it's legs.

therefore:

600^2 + 800^2 = hypo^2

360000 + 640000 = hypo^2

1000000 = hypo^2

hypo =  \sqrt{1000000}

hypo = 1000

Hence, the distance from the original position is 1000m

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