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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for determining the perimeter of a rectangle is expressed as
Perimeter = 2(L + W)
She placed 56 feet of fencing around her garden. This means that the perimeter of the garden is 56 feet. If the length of the rectangular garden is 20 feet, i means that
2(20 + W) = 56
Dividing through by 2, it becomes
20 + W = 28
W = 28 - 20
W = 8 feet
The formula for determining the area of a rectangle is expressed as
Area = length × width
Therefore,
Area = 8 × 20 = 160 square feet
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the volume of cone is =1/3 pie r² h
I think this is the formula to calculate it
A square garden plot has an area of 75 ft2.
a. Find the length of each side in simplest radical form.
First, a square area (A) = length (l)^2
A(ft2) = l^2 --> so l(ft) = square root (sr) of A
l = srA = sr75
Next, factor out 75 into number with even roots: 25•3 = 75
So l = sr25•sr3 --> l = 5•sr3 ft
5•sr3 is in the simplest radical form
b. Calculate the length of each side to the nearest tenth of a foot.
l = sr3 = 1.732 --> so 5•1.732 = 8.66ft
Tenth is one place to the right of the decimal, so l = 8.7 ft
The e vertex of the decagon will be in the top position after rotating it counterclockwise by 3 times the smallest angle of rotation.
Which vertex will be in the top position of the regular decagon?
A regular decagon has 10 sides of equal lengths with points labeled 'a' through 'j' clockwise. It is given that the point a is the top-left point. Hence, the the vertex which is in the the top position currently is 'b'.
Now, the smallest angle of rotation will be the angle between the two sides of the decagon.
In the first rotation by the smallest angle in counterclockwise direction, point 'c' will come to the top position. In the second rotation by the smallest angle in counterclockwise direction, point 'd' point will become the top most vertex. Finally, after the third similar rotation, 'e' vertex will be in the top position of the decagon. (Refer the attached diagram)
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