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A movie theater is 3 blocks due north of a supermarket, and a beauty parlor is 4 blocks due east of the movie theate. How many blockes long is the steet that runs directly from the supermarket to the beauty parlor?

A

`2.5`

B

`3`

C

`5`

D

`7`

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