Answer:
8+6=14
Step-by-step explanation:
2+2+2 (the 3 angles on bottom)+ 2 (the bottom)=8
3+3=6
Answer:
29.42 units
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>1) Find the perimeter around the semi-circle</u>
To do this, we find the circumference of the circle using the given diameter:
where d is the diameter
Plug in 6 as the diameter

Divide the circumference by 2

Therefore, the perimeter around the semi-circle is 3π units.
<u>2) Find the perimeter around the rest of the shape</u>
Although it's impossible to determine the lengths of the varied sides on the right side of the shape, we know that all of those <em>vertical</em> sides facing the right add up to 6. We also know that all of those <em>horizontal </em>sides facing up add up to 7. Please refer to the attached images.
Therefore, we add the following:
7+6+7
= 20
Therefore, the perimeter around that area of the shape is 20 units.
<u>3) Add the perimeter around the semi-circle and the perimeter around the rest of the shape</u>

Therefore, the perimeter of the shape is approximately 29.42 units.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
1.8×120.50, and u shd get the ans
Answer:
130
Step-by-step explanation:
since bc and bd equal the same thing, plug in every answer option until you get to 360.
(130 x 2) = 260
plus cd = 100.
260 + 100 = 360.
To apply the quadratic formula, the right side must be equal to 0.

Now you can apply the quadratic formula

to find the solution for w.

(The quadratic formula is highly unnecessary in this problem, however. You could easily divide all values by 2 to get w²-14w+49=0, which factors into (w-7)²=0, for which 7 is the only solution which puts a factor of the quadratic equal to 0.)