Mark placed a pool in his backyard, which is enclosed by a triangular fence. The radius of the pool is 20.5 feet How much of the
backyard is not covered by the pool? Use
1 answer:
Answer:
2644.415 feet spuared
Step-by-step explanation:
I think the attached photo is your full question, and my answer:
We need to find:
- the area of the pool = π = 3.14*
= 1319.585 feet spuared.
- The area of the triangular fence = 1/2* 84*92 = 3964 feet spuared
So, the area of the backyard which is not covered by the pool is:
<em>The area of the triangular fence - the area of the pool</em>
= 3964 - 1319.585
= 2644.415
Hope it will find you well.
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