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When a rocket is launched, it climbs 50 feet for every 13 feet it travels horizontally. Estimate the rocket's distance (Find the missing side of triangle).​

When a rocket is launched, it climbs 50 feet for every 13 feet it travels horizontally. Estimate the rocket's distance (Find the missing side of triangle).​
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When a rocket is launched, it climbs 50 feet for every 13 feet it travels horizontally. Estimate the rocket's distance (Find the missing side of triangle).​

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Answer:

About 51.6 feet

Explanation:

50^2+13^2

Square root of 2669 is 51.66236541

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