Mathematics, 27.12.2021 22:40, d1Dej

Mary walks from comer D to comer E to comer F on a city block that measures 264 feet wide and 900 feet long. Kate walks diagonally across the city block from corner D to corner F. How much less distance did Kate walk than Mary to get to comer

F? Round your answer to the nearest whole foot. Enter only the number.

D

900 feet

264 feet

E

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