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A snowball comes apart as a child throws it north, resulting in two halves traveling away from the child. The child is standing 12 feet south and 6 feet east of the school door, along an east-west wall. One fragment flies off to the northeast, moving 2 feet east for every 5 feet north of travel, and the other moves 2 feet west for every 5feet north of travel. Write an absolute value function that describes the northward position, n(e), of both fragments as a function of how far east of the school door they are. How far apart are the fragments when they
strike the wall?

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