Given:
The length of the rectangle = 16 ft
The width of the rectangle = 12 ft
The diameter of the semicircle = 12 ft
To find the area of the given figure.
Formula
where,
be the area of the given figure
be the area of the rectangle
be the area of the semicircle.
- The area of the rectangle =
where, l be the length and b be the width - Area of the semicircle =
, r be the radius of the semicircle.
Now,
The radius of the semicircle r = 6 ft
Putting, r=6, l=16 and b= 12 we get,
sq ft
or, 
sq ft
sq ft
or, 
sq ft
So,
sq ft
= 248.52 sq ft
Rounding off to the nearest tenth, we get;
A=248.5 sq ft.
Hence,
The area of the composite figure is 248.5 sq ft.
Add all those numbers and divide by 6 will get you 78
Answer:
Hello my friend! The answer is 1.75X10^-15
Step-by-step explanation:
If you multiply 2.5 x7 = 17.5
When we do the product of exponential terms with the same base, we can sum de exponents. In this case (-10) + (-6) = -16.
However, to scientific notation, we have to use 1.75
So, the final result wich were 17.5x10-16, will be "1.75x10^-15"
