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konstantin123 [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

a). Distance round one loop = 141.37 meters

b). Distance covered = 3534.29 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Diameter of the given track = 45 meters

a). Distance round one loop of the track = circumference of the circle

Circumference of a circle = π × (Diameter)

= π × (45)

= 141.37 meters

b). Distance covered by going around the track 25 times = 25 × distance in one loop of the track

= 25 × 141.37

= 3534.29 meters

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