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2 years ago

Need help for this please

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EastWind [94]2 years ago

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The perimeter is about 82 yards

first, the perimeter of the rectangles is 30*2 = 60 (the 7 is not a part of the overall perimeter so we do not need to add it)

the "perimeter" (circumference) of the 2 semi circles = (22/7)*7 = 22by using the formula C = pi*d (2 semi circles of the same diamter = 1 circle)

now just add the 2 answers
22 + 60

= 82 yards

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