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Mathematics, 10.03.2021 21:00 nika0001

When a ball is deflected off a smooth surface, the angles formed by the path of the ball are congruent . Mr. Downey hit the orange ball and it followed the path from point A to B to C as shown below. What was the total distance traveled by the ball from the time Mr. Downey hit the ball (at point A) until it came to rest at the end of the table (at point C ). Round your answer to the nearest whole number ( hint: for your answer, you will need to add segments AB and BC together).


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