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Can anyone answer questions 1-9?! I would be so happy!!! I need this before tomorrow at 2:00 (I live in FL)!!! ANYONE?! PLEASE H

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Not sure if your teacher would accept the answer for #3 and #6 because of how I rounded up the answer to the semicircles.

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