Mr. Schmidt drives to work on two straight roads. One road is 6 1/3 miles long and the other road is 4 3/4 miles long. the roads are at right angles to each other. if a direct road were built between Mr. Schmidt and Haworthorne, it would be 7 7/8 miles long. How many miles would this road save Mr. Schmidt each trip.

The road will save Mr. Schmidt 3 5/24miles ( )

Step-by-step explanation:

If Mr. Schmidt drives to work on the two straight roads, the distance he will cover will be the sum of the length of each road.

From the question,

One road is 6 1/3 miles long and the other road is 4 3/4 miles long

Hence he will cover a distance of

Then,

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Hence, if He drives to work on the two straight roads, he will cover 11 1/2 miles.

From the question,  if a direct road were built between Mr.Schmidt and Haworthorne, it would be 7 7/8 miles long.

Now, to determine how many miles this road would save Mr. Schmidt each trip,

We will find the difference pf the distance he will cover driving on the two straight roads and the distance of this road, that is

11 1/2 miles - 7 7/8 miles

Then,

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Hence, the road will save Mr. Schmidt 3 5/24miles ( )

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step-by-step explanation:

the ordered pairs for the given function are of the form