the bases in soft ball are generally 45 to 65 feet apart.
Use the Pythagorean theorem square root of C is equal to a^2 + b^2
Where a and b are the two base lines a - between first and second and b - between second and third... in most cases a and b should be equal numbers... square them and add them then take the square root of that to find your diagonal line through the square or diamond from third base to first base. Lets say the distance between the bases is 45 feet.
so the distance between first and third is the square root of 45 squared + 45 squared
2025 + 2025 = 4050
square root of 4050 is your answer
63.64 feet between first and third on a softball diamond that has 45 feet separation between bases.
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