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Katyanochek1 [597]
1 year ago
7

Brad has the option of using three types of tables in his bagel shop: square tables with a side length of 39 inches rectangular

tables 23 inches wide and 71 inches long round (circular) tables with a diameter of 48 inches. Which type of table has the largest area?
Mathematics
1 answer:
KatRina [158]1 year ago
3 0

The type of table that has the largest area is circular table

<h3>How to find area of figures?</h3>

area of a square = l²

where

  • l = length

Therefore,

area of the square table = 39² = 1521 inches²

area of a rectangle = lw

where

  • l = length
  • w = width

Therefore,

area of the rectangular table = 23 × 71 = 1633 inches²

area of a circle = πr²

where

  • r = radius

Therefore,

area of a circular table = π × (48 / 2)² = 576π = 1808.64 inches²

Therefore, the table that has the largest area is the circular table.

learn more on area here: brainly.com/question/10506642

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