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Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

The squares have a side length of 10 and 1 square side is the radius of the half-circles. Since there are two half-circles, find the circumference for one full circle:

$C=2\pi r$

Insert the radius:

$r=10\\C=2\pi *10$

Simplify pi:

$C=2*3.14*10$

Simplify multiplication:

$C=6.28*10\\C=62.8$

The circumference of the circles is 62.8. Now find the perimeter of the exposed squares with side length 10. There are 4 exposed sides, which equals one square. Find the perimeter:

$P=10+10+10+10\\P=10+10+20\\P=10+30\\P=40$

Add the perimeter of the circle and the square together:

$P=62.8+40=102.8$

Now see which of the options gives you the perimeter:

1. $40+20\pi =102.8$  ****

2. $unavailable$

3. $120+20\pi =182.8$

4. $300+100\pi =614.2$

5. $10+10+10\pi +10+10+10\pi =102.8$ ****

Finito.