Soonhee drives along Melody Lane for 2.7km before she makes a 63° turn onto Harmony Street. She continues her drive on Harmony Street for 5.1 km before she realizes that she needs to return home on Bass Drive. So, she makes a turn from Harmony Street onto Bass Drive to get back home. How far Soonhee would have to drive on Bass Drive before she reaches home? Ø Harmony Street Melody Land

Soonhee drives along Melody Lane for 2.7km before she makes a 63° turn onto Harmony Street. She continues her drive on Harmony Street for 5.1 km before she realizes that she needs to return home on Bass Drive. So, she makes a turn from Harmony Street onto Bass Drive to get back home. How far Soonhee would have to drive on Bass Drive before she reaches home? Ø Harmony Street Melody Land

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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