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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by GraceS
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Given :

A right angled triangle ∆ ABF

where

A=Standby of Batsman

B=point where ball is hit.

F=fielder's standby

AF=50m

AB=40m

To find :

Distance the fielder has to cover to pick the ball from point B i.e BF

Solution :

As we know, ∆AFB is right angled at B

\fbox\purple{Using Pythagoras Property }

 \sf \: :⟶ H²=B²+P²

where, H = 50m

P = 40m

B =?

 \sf:⟶ (50m)²=B²+(40m)²

 \sf:⟶ 2500m {}^{2} =B²+1600m²

 \sf:⟶ B² = 2500m {}^{2}  - 1600 {m}^{2}

 \sf:⟶ B {}^{2}  = 900m {}^{2}

 \sf:⟶ B =  \sqrt{900 {m}^{2} }

 \sf:⟶ B = 30m

Hence, BF = 30m

Distance the fielder has to cover to pick the ball from point B is 30 m

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