Answer:
91.14 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
In a park,a sidewalk is built around the edge of a circular pond.
The sidewalk is 7 feet wide, and the pond measure 15 feet across.
Question asked:
What amount of railing would be needed to go completely around the outer edge of the sidewalk?
Solution:
From distance from one edge of the pond to the another = 15 feet
That means diameter of the pond = 15 feet
And width of the sidewalk = 7 feet all around
combined diameter = 15 + 7 + 7 = 29 feet
Radius,r = 
That means distance between outer edge of the sidewalk to the center of the circular pond = 14.5 feet
Now, we will have to find circumference of outer circular edge of sidewalk:
Therefore, 91.14 feet would be needed to go around the outer edge of the sidewalk.
Answer:
$220 dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
a = p * w (the percentage formula)
subsitute. It rose by 30 % since last year so you're going to put 1.30 (30% -> 0.30 then add 1)
286 = 1.30 * w
solve.
w = 220
Answer:
1. When he sold 20 slices of pizza at $1.25 each, he made $20
When he sold 50 slices of pizza at $1.25 each, he made $62.5
2. 96 slices of pizza. You would get that by dividing 120 by 1.25, as he needs to make $120, and each slice costs $1.25
Answer:
Population after 4 years = 49 (nearest unit)
Population after 5 years = 47 (nearest unit)
Step-by-step explanation:
Yearly decrease = 4.6%
Decrease factor (what's left) = (100-4.6)% = 0.954
Current population, P = 60
population after n years = P(0.954)^n (to the nearest unit)
Population after 4 years = 60(0.954)^4 = 49.7 = 49 (nearest unit)
Population after 5 years = 60(0.954)^5 = 47.4 = 47 (nearest unit)
B. (2,20] is the correct answer
