Join me for a summer bicycle adventure from Missouri to Oregon, following the Lewis & Clark Bike Trail. I'll share the views, experiences and lessons through words, photos and sketches. This promises to be the adventure of a lifetime. I hope you will enjoy it with me.
That depends on the ratio of the two sides you did take. If the two sides were equal distance, that means you went the furthest out of your way at 21.5 miles (6.3 miles extra). If the long side was twice the length of the short side, you went 20.4 miles (5.2 miles extra). If the long side was three time the length of the short side, you went 19.2 miles (4 miles extra). I could go on, but I won't.
You took a hard right and went around the triangle to dodge a HYPOTENUSE? WHERE are you exactly? Buffalo I might have expected, but certainly NOT a hypotenuse!
That depends on the ratio of the two sides you did take. If the two sides were equal distance, that means you went the furthest out of your way at 21.5 miles (6.3 miles extra). If the long side was twice the length of the short side, you went 20.4 miles (5.2 miles extra). If the long side was three time the length of the short side, you went 19.2 miles (4 miles extra). I could go on, but I won't.
ReplyDeleteYou took a hard right and went around the triangle to dodge a HYPOTENUSE? WHERE are you exactly? Buffalo I might have expected, but certainly NOT a hypotenuse!
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