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= Models, Equations, & Explanation Name:_____________________________________ Date:___________________________________________ Use models, equations, and explain your reasoning to answer the following question. 2 ME = Models, Equations, & Explanation Name of Task: A Walk in the Park A rectangular city park is 80 feet by 150 feet. Molly takes the diagonal shortcut from one corner of the park to the opposite corner of the park instead of walking along the two sides. How many feet does she save by taking the shortcut?