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Two runners ran from there points and met at a common point. One ran 35 km and the other ran 77 km, what would be the length if they both would have ran in the same direction diagonally?

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85 km
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84.58 km
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86 km
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84 km
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Solution

The correct option is B 84.58 km
Let one run from from A to C a distance of 77 km and the other run from B to C a distance of 35 km
Now the diagonal distance is AB
Using pythagoras theorem
(AB)2=(BC)2+(AC)2(AB)2=(35)2+(77)2(AB)2=1225+5929(AB)2=7154AB=7154=84.58
So the diagonal distance is 84.58 km

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