The distance from home plate to second base is about 127.3 ft.

1. How would you find the distance between the bases?
2. Estimate the distance between the bases to the nearest foot.
3. When you hit a home run, how far do you run?

The **distance **between the bases is 37.3 feet.

The distance between the bases to the nearest foot is 37.

You ran 360 feet.

To find the **distance between **the bases , you would subtract the length of one base (typically 90 feet) from the total distance from home plate to second base. So, the distance between the bases would be 127.3 ft - 90 ft = 37.3 ft.

To estimate the distance between the bases to the nearest foot, you would round the **calculated **distance between the bases (37.3 ft) to the nearest whole number. In this case, it would be 37 feet.

When you hit a home run, you run around all the bases, including home plate. Therefore, to determine the distance you run when hitting a home run, you would add up the lengths of all the base paths . The total distance to run would be the sum of the distances from **home plate **to first base, first base to second base, second base to third base, and third base back to home plate. In a standard baseball field, each base path is typically 90 feet long, so the total distance to run would be 4 x 90 ft = 360 feet.


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Answered by rachanavt02 | 2024-06-17

The distance between the bases in baseball is 90 feet. When estimating, this remains the same rounded to the nearest foot. When running a complete home run, you cover 360 feet around the bases back to home plate.
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Answered by rachanavt02 | 2024-10-09