Consider the carousel in the picture above. The innermost horse in the picture is 12 feet fromthe center of the carousel. The outermost horse is 24 feet from the center.After the carousel rotates 120°, approximately how far has the outermost horsetraveled?603.19 ft.50.27 ft.16 ft.25.13 ft.

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Consider the carousel in the picture above. The innermost horse in the picture is 12 feet from the center of the carousel. The outermost horse is 24 feet from the center. After the carousel rotates 120°, approximately how far has the outermost horse traveled? 603.19 ft. 50.27 ft. 16 ft. 25.13 ft.