
Anthony J. answered 04/23/18
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Use the Pythagorean Theory to solve for the hypotenuse from the point at the tip of going N 1 to the very beginning. Note the length of the y leg is one less than 5. So you have x^2 + y^2 = c^2, where you are solving for c.
Hollie E.
04/23/18