Let's analyze the provided information in a step-by-step manner to understand the distances between the given wickets.
1. Wickets 2 and 9:
- The distance between these wickets is not provided in the data. Therefore, it remains unknown.
2. Wickets 9 and 8:
- Similarly, the distance between wickets 9 and 8 is not provided in the data. Therefore, it remains unknown.
3. Wickets 8 and 5:
- The distance between wickets 8 and 5 is also not provided. Therefore, it remains unknown.
4. Wickets 5 and 3:
- The distance between wickets 5 and 3 is explicitly given in the data, which is 31.11 feet.
5. Wickets 3 and 2:
- The distance between wickets 3 and 2 is not provided in the data. Therefore, it remains unknown.
Summarizing these observations, we get the following set of distances:
- Distance between Wickets 2 and 9: Unknown
- Distance between Wickets 9 and 8: Unknown
- Distance between Wickets 8 and 5: Unknown
- Distance between Wickets 5 and 3: 31.11 feet
- Distance between Wickets 3 and 2: Unknown
Putting this information together in the table format:
[tex]\[
\begin{array}{|l|l|}
\hline
\text{Wickets 2 and 9} & \text{Unknown} \\
\hline
\text{Wickets 9 and 8} & \text{Unknown} \\
\hline
\text{Wickets 8 and 5} & \text{Unknown} \\
\hline
\text{Wickets 5 and 3} & 31.11 \text{ feet} \\
\hline
\text{Wickets 3 and 2} & \text{Unknown} \\
\hline
\end{array}
\][/tex]
This table captures all the known and unknown distances between the various wickets as provided by the given information.
