A hiking trail map uses a scale of \(1\text{ cm}:2.5\text{ km}\). The table shows the measured map distances for three parts of a trail.
| Trail part |
Map distance |
| Start to Lake |
\(4.8\text{ cm}\) |
| Lake to Hill |
\(3.6\text{ cm}\) |
| Hill to Camp |
\(2.4\text{ cm}\) |
A ranger says the real trail is less than \(25\text{ km}\). Is the ranger correct, and what is the actual total trail distance?
Select one option.