So, imagine the trainer is in the very middle of the circle and he is holding out a rope that's attached to the horse. The rope here from the trainer to the horse represents the radius of the circle. The horse trots around the trainer (middle point) in a circle.
The formula to find area of a circle is A = pi*r^2 (pi times r squared where r is radius)
We know that the radius of the "circle" here formed as the horse trots around the trainer is 31 (the 31 foot long rope).
So let r = 31 & plug the value into the formula to find circle area.
A = pi*31^2 = 3019.07054
The area is therefore 3019.07 square feet. (rounded)
Answer:
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width = 3 feet</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let h be the height of the door
and w be its width
The statement “The height of the door is I foot more than twice its width”
can be translated mathematically like this : h = 2w + 1
Let’s solve the equation for w:
h = 2w + 1
⇔ 2w = h - 1
now , if the door is 7 feet high then it’s width is equal to :
Answer:
x = (28 +- root -64) / (8)
Step-by-step explanation:
4x^2 -28x= -53 = 0
x = [-(-28)+- root (-28)^2 - 4 * 4 * 53] / 2 *4
x = (28 +- root 784 - 848) / (8)
x = (28 +- root -64) / (8)
