Jamie is helping his aunt make kites to sell at a craft fair. Jamie's aunt gave him stacks of four different sizes of nylon triangles. She asked him to sew them into kites. She told him that he needs to use at least four triangles for each kite, and the kites must meet the requirements shown in the figure to the right. Jamie took a few measurements from these triangle shapes: MZAA 25 B 13.1 cm 25 D 60 cm F 3 After trying different arrangements, Jamie discovered that he can arrange two of Triangle 1 and two of Triangle 2 as shown to make a kite. 1. To add structure to the kite, Jamie wants to secure rods along both diagonals. What lengths of rods does Jamie need to cut? Round to the nearest tenth and explain your reasoning. 2 2