4812.52. I got this answer by seeing what number do you multiply 60 to get 2887.51. Then I multiplied that number by 100.
Ah hah ! NOW I see it. Thanks to BellBell for a good link.
My first impression is a dog bone standing up on one end.
You're talking about the area of the figure, so I'll think that over
before I look at the choices.
I see:
-- 2 semi-circles = 1 whole circle.
and
-- (1 rectangle) minus (a trapezoid).
Now I'll look through the choices.
A). No good. The trapezoid is cut OUT of the figure,
and shouldn't be added into it.
B). Oh ! Yes ! I didn't look at it that way at first, but
I can see how that works. 'B' is good.
C). and D). Yes. This was my description above.
So 'A' is the method that's wrong.
part of length of the third towel is the length of the second towel
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that You have towels of 3 sizes
Length of the first towel = 
meter
The length of one of them is equal to 3/4m, which makes up 3/5 of the length of the second.
Length of the first towel = 
The length of the third towel makes up 5/12 of the lengths of the first 2.
To find: What part of the length of the third towel is the length of the second towel ?
Ratio of second to third towel length = 
Thus 3/2 part of length of the third towel is the length of the second towel
You have to complete the squares on both the x terms and the y terms in order to solve this. Move the 20 over to the other side so it's negative. Group the x terms together and complete the square to get (x^2+2x+1) and then do the same with the y terms: (y^2-4y+4). You have to add 1 and 4 to other side with the 20 to get a 25. Then create 2 perfect square binomials within each x and y value to get the vertex coordinates: (x+1)^2 + (y-2)^2 = 25. This tells us that the vertex is located at (-1, 2) and the radius is the square root of 25 which is 5.So the answer is the first choice above.
