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ruslelena [56]
2 years ago
15

This composite figure is made up of three simpler shapes. What approximate area of the figure use 3.14 for Pi. A,B,Cor D?

Mathematics
2 answers:
photoshop1234 [79]2 years ago
7 0
If I’m right it should be 24.28 I did Alex
Sophie [7]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B. 24.28 square feet

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the area of the entire composite figure, you will want to <u>find the</u> <u>area of each shape in it and add them up</u>. Personally, I like to start with the easiest one so in this case I would start with the rectangle.

To find the area of the rectangle, you must multiple length and width (l × w or b × h). So you would multiple 4ft by 3ft in this problem. The area of the rectangle then is 12 squared feet (12 ft²).

Next, find the area of the triangle using the formula 1/2×b×h (base= b; height= h). This is because since triangles are basically just squares and rectangles cut in half, all you would do it do the extra step of multiplying it by 1/2. In this problem, after substituting, you would get 1/2(4)(3). The area of the triangle then is 6 squared feet (6 ft²).

Finally, you want to find the area of the semi-circle. To do so, you must use the formula for finding the area of a circle which is π(r)². It is important to pay attention to what is given in the problem because of including the wrong number in your calculations.

In this problem, you are given the diameter of a circle, but what you need is the radius (per the circle area formula) so all you need to do it half it.

<em>Diameter= 2r or Radius = 1/2D </em>

This gives you the fact that the radius of a circle from this problem is 2 because the diameter is 4. <em>HOWEVER</em>, you need to remember that this problem is not asking you to include the area of a circle, it is asking for a <em>semi</em>-circle. This means that you would have to half the answer you get.

There are two easy ways of doing so for this case like:

1/2 π(2)²    1/4 π (2)²  

Just plug either equation into the calculator and have it solved to have the area of the semi-circle.

The last and easiest step is just <u>adding all 3 areas calculated</u> to get the approximate total area of the figure!

<h2>12+6+6.28= 24.28 squared feet (24.28 ft ²)</h2>
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