The coordinate grid below displays the stakes and wickets of the croquet course. Sonja warmed up by putting her ball down at wicket 2. She then hit it through wicket 9, then wicket 8, then wicket 5, then wicket 3, and finally back to wicket 2. On the coordinate grid, draw the path of Sonja's ball. Part II: Find the distance Sonja's ball traveled. Step 1: Use the distance formula to complete the table below and find the distance between each wicket on the path. Show your work and round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Wickets 2 and 9 Wickets 9 and 8 Wickets 8 and 5 Wickets 5 and 3 31.11 feet Wickets 3 and 2 25.02 feet Step 2: Use the answers from Step 1 to find the total distance Sonja's ball traveled during her warm up. Show your work. Part III: What is the area enclosed by the path of Sonja's ball? Step 1: The diagram below shows the path of Sonja's ball. Use the information from Part II to write in the distances between wickets. Step 2: Draw a line between the points representing wicket 3 and wicket 9 on the diagram. Then, find the area of the rectangle. Show your work and round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Step 3: The distance between wicket 3 and wicket 9 is also 36.77 feet. If you draw a perpendicular bisector from wicket 2, it crosses this line at the point (28, 30). Find the area of the triangle formed by wickets 2, 3 and 9. Explain your reasoning. Step 4: What is the total area enclosed by the path of Sonja's ball? Explain your answer