Helen is putting a fence around her flower garden, which is in the shape of half of a circle and a rectangle. if the semicircle
has a diameter of 7 feet and the rectangle has a width of 10 feet, how much fencing will helen need
2 answers:
See the picture in the attached figure
we know that
[perimeter of the f<span>lower garden]=[7+10+10]+[pi*7/2]----> 27+10.99---> 37.99 ft
the answer is37.99 ft </span>
Answer:
well, just the fencing is 38 ft, but the full question and answers (just had the question, got all three right) is
What is the perimeter around the three sides of the rectangular section of the garden? 27 ft.
What is the approximate distance around half of the circle? (Use pi = 22/7)
11 ft.
What is the total amount of fencing Helen needs? 38 ft.
Give a thanks to your friendly neighborhood Denki Kaminari
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