62,132,274 in word form
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What you're seeing here is a rectangle attached to a semi-circle.
To find the area of a rectangle, multiply the length times the width. (lw)
To find the area of a semi-circle, use this formula:
To find your answer, first get the two dimensions of the rectangle
and multiply.
Now look at the semi-circle. We can see that it has a diameter of 3. Since the radius is equal to half, 1/2 the diameter, our radius is then 1.5.
We can also calculate this manually:
Add the dimensions of both objects together now.
Your geometric figure has a total area of 24.5325 cm.
To find the area of a rectangle, multiply the length times the width. (lw)
To find the area of a semi-circle, use this formula:
To find your answer, first get the two dimensions of the rectangle
and multiply.
Now look at the semi-circle. We can see that it has a diameter of 3. Since the radius is equal to half, 1/2 the diameter, our radius is then 1.5.
We can also calculate this manually:
Add the dimensions of both objects together now.
Your geometric figure has a total area of 24.5325 cm.
The formula of the area is:
Where s stands for side.
So if the area is 36, the lenght of the side must be:
So if 6 is the side of the original square plus 5, than the original lenght of the side is:
6 - 5 = 1 inch
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