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.
First, calculate the area of the square, which is 25
next, find the area of one half of the triangle by multiplying 2.5 and 4 (10), then dividing that by 2 (5).
since the two half’s of the triangle are symmetrical, just add 5 and 5 to get 10.
add the area of the triangle (10) and the square (25) to get the total area.
the answer should be 35
hope this helps!
Answer:
A= 40°
B= 35°
C= 15°
Step-by-step explanation:
Since it says if the triangles were accurately drawn, then A would be the same degree as Q. C would be the same degree as P. B would be the same degree as R. Since R's degree is missing I knew that a obtuse triangle was 90°. I added 40+15 and got 55. Then i subtracted 90-55 and got 35. So the unknown value would be 35°.
I hope this helps.
Slope formula: y2-y1/x2-x1
= 12-5/3-2
= 7/1
= 7
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