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The baseball diamond at a playground is a square with sides that measure 60 feet. About how long would a straight line be from home plate to second base? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. A baseball diamond represented by a square oriented so that the diagonal of the square running from home plate to 2nd base is vertical. 7,200 feet 60 feet 84.9 feet 120 feet
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