D 28 ft E 8 ft A 10 ft B C What is the exact length of EC? O 415 feet O V164 feet O 4 29 feet 7 O 2\\ 41 feetGary leaves school to go home. He walks 8 blocks north and then 14 blocks east. If Gary could walk in a straight line to the school, what is the exact distance between Gary and the school? A cat is stuck in the tree and the re department needs a ladder to rescue the cat. The re truck available has a 80-foot ladder, which starts 7 feet above ground. Unfortunately, the re truck must park 65 feet away from the tree. If the cat is 52 feet up the tree, does the cat get rescued? If not, what ladder length is need to allow the cat to be rescued? \"V Yes because only a 79-foot ladder is needed and the truck has a 80-foot ladder. Yes because only a 65-foot ladder is needed and the truck has a 80-foot ladder. \"I No because an 83-foot ladder is needed but the truck has only a 80-foot ladder. ("N No because a 95-foot ladder is needed but the truck has only a 80-foot ladder. A triangle has interior measures of 450 and 50% What is the measure of the third angle? O O 850 90 O 950The figure is not drawn to scale. 30 to What is the value of x? 120 O 30 O 60 110Suppose that among the 5000 students at a high school, 1200 are ta king an online class and 1700 prefer watching basketball to watching football. Taking an online class and preferring basketball are independent. How many students are ta king an online course and prefer basketball to football? To receive full credit for this response, show or explain your process. You can show your work in this box or attach it to the last question. Tyler rolled a six-sided number cube, recorded the results, and then rolled again. What is the probability that the first roll was an odd number and the second roll was a number less than 3? O 1/8 O 3/8 O 1/6 O 1/4The probability that VSU and KSU both win a basketball game in the same week is 47%. The probability that VSU wins is 50%. What is the probability that KSU will win given that VSU has already won? O 0.235 O 0.97 O 0.94 O 0.064Ross has two bags. The first bag has six red, two silver, seven yellow and ten orange coins. The second bag contains four red, twelve silver, five yellow, and three orange coins. What is the probability that he pulls an orange coin from both bags? O 5% 26.5% O 40% 52.5%Two events are independent. The P(A) = 0.34 and the P(A and B) = 0.085. What is the P(B)? (Express your answer as a decimal)