Questions: Using the paths shown, how far is it from Georgetown to Manchester?

Using the paths shown, how far is it from Georgetown to Manchester?
Transcript text: Using the paths shown, how far is it from Georgetown to Manchester?
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Find the distance from Georgetown to Oakdale.

The distance from Georgetown to Oakdale is 3.7 mi.

Step 2: Find the distance from Oakdale to Manchester.

The distance from Oakdale to Manchester is 8.5 mi.

Step 3: Find the total distance from Georgetown to Manchester.

The total distance from Georgetown to Manchester is the sum of the distances from Georgetown to Oakdale and from Oakdale to Manchester. Total distance = 3.7 mi + 8.5 mi = 12.2 mi

Final Answer

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