Find the GCF of each set of numbers 150, 200, and 300
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Answer:
STEP 1: See attached drawing on graph paper
STEP 2:
Length of segment 1 - 2 = 100 feet
Length of segment 2 - 3 = 89.44 ft.
Length of segment 3 - 4 = 186.82 ft.
Length of segment 4 - 5 = 120.83 ft.
Length of segment 5 - 1 = 136.01 ft.
STEP 3:
The perimeter of the property is 633.103 ft.
STEP 4:
The cost of fencing by Company 1 is $7597.24
The cost of fencing by Company 2 is $8246.55
Therefore, the company that provides the cheapest quote for fencing the property is Company 1
Step-by-step explanation:
STEP 1: See attached drawing on graph paper
STEP 2:
Therefore, we have
Length of segment 1 - 2 = √(8² + 6²) = 10 × 10 = 100 feet
Length of segment 2 - 3 = √(4² + 8²) = 4·√5× 10 = 40·√5 feet = 89.44 ft.
Length of segment 3 - 4 = √(5² + 18²) = √349 = 10·√349 feet = 186.82 ft.
Length of segment 4 - 5 = √(11² + 5²) = √146 = 10·√146 feet = 120.83 ft.
Length of segment 5 - 1 = √(11² + 8²) = √185 = 10·√185 feet = 136.01 ft.
STEP 3:
Therefore, the perimeter of the property = 100 + 89.44 + 186.82 + 120.83 + 136.01 = 633.103 ft.
STEP 4:
Hence the cost of fencing the property by Company 1 = $12 × 633.103 = $7597.24
The cost of fencing the property by Company 2 = $250 + $15 × 533.103 = $8246.55.
Explanation:
There are two different formulas that are useful with the given information:
Area = (1/2)ab·sin(C)
Area = √(s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)) . . . where s=(a+b+c)/2
It does not matter which sides are designated a, b, and c. Angle C will be opposite side c.
The third angle can be computed based on the fact that the sum of angles in a triangle is 180°. It will be 180° -32° -28° = 120°. The least-to-greatest order of the angles is the same as the least-to-greatest order of the length of the opposite side. So, we might have ...
- a = 7, A = 28°
- b = 8, B = 32°
- c = 13, C = 120°
Utilizing the first formula, the area is ...
Area = (1/2)(7)(8)sin(120°) = 14√3 ≈ 24.249 . . . square units
Utilizing the second formula, the area is ...
s = (7+8+13)/2 = 14
Area = √(14(14-7)(14-8)(14-13)) = 14√3 ≈ 24.249 . . . square units
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For the answer to be complete, it should be noted that using either of the other two angles will give different results for the area. That is because those angles are not exact values, but are rounded to the nearest degree. Using the first formula with the different angles, we get ...
- area = (1/2)(8)(13)sin(28°) ≈ 24.413 . . . square units
- area = (1/2)(7)(13)sin(32°) ≈ 24.111 . . . square units
The first of these answers is a little high because 28° is a little more than the actual value of the angle. Likewise, the second of these answers is a little low because 32° is slightly smaller than the actual angle.
In short, the most accurate information available should be used if the answer is to be the most accurate possible. If the angles are exact, then their values should be used. If the side measures are exact, then their values should be used. In general, it will be easier to make accurate measurements of the side lengths than to make accurate angle measurements.
