A circular swimming pool has a radius of 15 ft. There is a path all around that pool that is three feet wide.
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Answer:
Circumference(C) of the circle is given by:
where, r is the radius of the circle.
As per the statement:
A circular swimming pool has a radius of 15 ft.
⇒radius of the pool(r) = 15 ft
There is a path all around that pool that is three feet wide.
⇒radius of the outer edge of the path around the pool(r') = 15 +3 = 18 ft
Substitute these in the formula we have;
⇒
Therefore, the circumference of the outer edge of the path around the pool is, 113.04 ft
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Answer:
The length of PQ is <u>18</u> feet.
The length of PR is <u>18</u> feet.
The length of QR is <u>24</u> feet.
Step-by-step explanation:
A way to set an equation up for this problem is:
where x is the three lengths of the isosceles triangle, but the base QR is 4/3 the length of the other two congruent sides, length PQ and PR. The 60 represents the total length of the perimeter.
Then, solve for x from the equation, and you’ll get x=18. But your not done yet. Since the variable x in the equation stands for the sides of the isosceles triangle, so plug 18 into the equation and it should look like this:
Don’t solve the whole equation, just solve the part of the equation, which is equal to 24. So the final equation is this:
Conclusion: 24 is the length of QR, and 18 is the length of PQ and PR. And they all equal 60, which is the perimeter. This is very true because the length of PQ and PR are the same (length 18), since it’s an isosceles triangle, and the length of QR is 4/3 the length of PQ and PR (4/3 of 18= 24).
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