To calculate the length of Emaniee's ramp (let's call the distance from point D to point E, which we don't have a value for yet), we would need additional information about point E. If point E is directly above point D or follows a similar right-triangle relationship, you would need the vertical height or horizontal base distance (like A to D or B to E) to use the Pythagorean theorem again.
However, let’s assume that Emaniee's ramp is intended to connect points D and C, essentially providing a pathway from D to C. The previously computed length from D to C is 56.08 inches.
Here are the important points you've computed so far:
- Distance between B and C: 21 inches
- Distance between A and B: 22 inches
- Distance between D and B: 52 inches
- Distance between D and C using Pythagorean Theorem: 56.08 inches
Final Answer: The ramp needs to be 56.08 inches long (assuming it goes from point D to point C).
If you have additional details regarding point E or the ramp's start and end points, provide that information for further clarity on the calculation!