Choose three other buildings on campus. The buildings, including Kidder Hall, will form the corners of a quadrilateral. There cannot be any right angles or straight angles (meaning no 90 or 180) and the quadrilateral cannot be a rectangle. Locate the scale in the lower right of the map. It will display a distance in feet or meters; use whichever you prefer. Starting at Kidder Hall, estimate the distance to the first building and write it in the box. 50 meters Now, estimate the distance between the first building and the second building and write it in the box. 20 meters Estimate the distance from Kidder Hall to the second building and write it in the box. 90 meters Use the law of cosines to determine the measure of the angle at the first building formed by the line connecting the first building to Kidder Hall and the line connecting the first building to the second building. Write the angle in the box and include the main part of your calculation. . Estimate the distance from the second building to the third building and write it in the box. 40 meters . Estimate the distance from the first building to the third building and write it in the box. 40 meters . Determine the measure of the angle at the second building formed by the line connecting the first building to the second building and the line connecting the second building to the third building. Write the angle measure in the box and include the main part of your calculation. . Estimate the distance from the third building to Kidder Hall using the map and write it in the box. 60 meters . Using the angles and distances you have, compute the distance between the third building and Kidder Hall. This will be a little different from your previous answer but should be fairly close