To determine the distance that Mary drove, we need more information about her route or a specific value associated with her drive.
For Nancy, we need to calculate the square root of \( 2840 \): \[ \sqrt{2840} \approx 53.29 \text{ miles} \]
Now we have the distances for the three individuals:
- Theo: 50 miles
- Nancy: approximately 53.29 miles
To complete the statement about the distances driven, we need Mary’s distance. Assuming we need to find the order of drives from shortest to longest, let's assume Mary drove a specific distance (for example, let's say Mary also drove 100 miles for the sake of this answer).
Now, we can compile the information (assuming a hypothetical distance for Mary):
- Theo: 50 miles
- Nancy: approximately 53.29 miles
- Mary: 100 miles (hypothetical)
Now we can order the distances:
- Shortest to longest: Theo (50 miles) → Nancy (approximately 53.29 miles) → Mary (100 miles).
Final answers:
- Mary drove approximately 100 miles (hypothetical).
- The order of their drives from shortest to longest is Theo, Nancy, Mary.
If you have the actual distance Mary drove, please provide that value to give a precise answer.