Find the distance from the center of the front edge of a pitcher's rubber to the far corner of second base. How does this distance compare with the distance from the pitchar's rubber to first base? Find B in ABC 7B'ids"%3A%5B*1jnhpYz3SamYOisDLFRmxq6sfa06sJPEb2C'action %3A'openStudent EduA Kami Schoolo.Mira Gendy Law of Cosines Appl note+64Measuring a Baseball DiamondThe bases on a baseball diamond are 90 feet apart, and thefront edge of the pitcher's rubber is 60.5 feet from the backcorner of home plate. Find the distance from the center of thefront edge of the pitcher's rubber to the far çorner of firstbase. (Do not assume a 90° is formed from center base)12Not to scale605 ft90 ft

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Find the distance from the center of the front edge of a pitcher's rubber to the far corner of second base. How does this distance compare with the distance from the pitchar's rubber to first base? Find B in ABC

7B'ids"%3A%5B*1jnhpYz3SamYOisDLFRmxq6sfa06sJPEb
2C'action %3A'open
Student Edu
A Kami Schoolo.
Mira Gendy Law of Cosines Appl note
+64
Measuring a Baseball Diamond
The bases on a baseball diamond are 90 feet apart, and the
front edge of the pitcher's rubber is 60.5 feet from the back
corner of home plate. Find the distance from the center of the
front edge of the pitcher's rubber to the far çorner of first
base. (Do not assume a 90° is formed from center base)
12
Not to scale
605 ft
90 ft

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