Second base Third base First base 90 feet Home plate Figure 6.7 90 feet 90 feet 90 feet

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Chapter1: Foundations
Section1.1: Introduction To Whole Numbers
Problem 1.7TI: Round to the nearest hundred: 17,852.
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Consecutive bases of a square-shaped baseball diamond are 90 feet apart (see Figure 6.7). Find, to the nearest tenth of a foot, the distance from first base diagonally across the diamond to third base.

Second base
Third
base
First
base
90 feet
Home plate
Figure 6.7
90 feet
90 feet
90 feet
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