The new pool is 18.84 feet larger in circumference than the old one.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given:
Circumference of the pool = 47.1 feet
Diameter of the new pool, d = 21 feet
radius, r = 21/2 feet
Circumference of the new pool = ?
We know:
Circumference = 2πr
where,
r is the radius
On substituting the value:
C =
C = 65.94 feet
The difference in circumference of the two pools = 65.94 - 47.1 feet
= 18.84 feet
Therefore, the new pool is 18.84 feet larger in circumference than the old one.
Answer:
The approximated length of EF is 2.2 units ⇒ A
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The tangent ratio in the right triangle is the ratio between the opposite side to the adjacent side of one of the acute angle in the triangle</em>
In the given figure
∵ The triangle DFE has a right angle F
∵ The opposite side to angle D is EF
∵ The adjacent side to angle D is DF
→ By using the tangent ratio above
∴ tan(∠D) =
∵ DF = 6 units
∵ m∠D = 20°
→ Substitute then in the ratio above
∴ tan(20°) =
→ Multiply both sides by 6
∴ 6 tan(20°) = EF
∴ 2.183821406 = EF
→ Approximate it to the nearest tenth
∴ 2.2 = EF
∴ The approximated length of EF is 2.2 units