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Question47. To estimate the width of an archaeological mound, archaeologists place two stakes on opposite ends of the widest point. See Eigure 8.51 . They set a third stake 82 feet from one stake and 97 feet from the other stake. The angle formed is 125125^{\circ}. Find the width of the mound.
Figure 8.51

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Calculate the expression:
AB2=6724+9409+9124.3488 AB^2 = 6724 + 9409 + 9124.3488 AB2=25257.3488 AB^2 = 25257.3488
Take the square root to find AB AB :
AB=25257.3488 AB = \sqrt{25257.3488} AB158.92 AB \approx 158.92
The width of the mound is approximately 158.92 158.92 feet.

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