Answer:
The radius is 0.398 feet to produce a perfect lawn for the lawnmower.
It is given that the width of the lawnmower is 2.5 feet and the length of the rope is 25 feet.
It is required to calculate the radius (R) of the pole that will produce a perfect lawn.
What is a circle?
It is defined as the combination of points that and every point has an equal distance from a fixed point ( called the center of a circle).
We have,
Width of the lawnmower = 2.5 feet
Length of the rope = 25 feet
For the perfectly mowed lawn, it means the lawnmower width which is 2.5 feet must wrap the pole with radius R, mathematically:
The perimeter of the pole = width of the lawnmower
2πR = 2.5
R = 0.398 Feet ( π = 3.14 )
Thus, the radius is 0.398 feet to produce a perfect lawn for the lawnmower.
Answer:
D = 24 units
Step-by-step explanation:
Using Distance Formula
Distance Formula = 
D = 
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D = 24 units
Blake can do the work in 9 and part of work in 1 hour = 1/9
Ned can paint the same room in six hours, as well as do part of work in 1 hour = 1/6
If they do it together = 1/9+1/6=5/118, and they can do 5/18 part of work in hour = 1
So, they can do whole work in hours = 1/5/18=3.6
So if they do it together it will only take 3.6 hours.
