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1 year ago

Can anyone help me with this, I’ll give out brainliest. NO LINKS.

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Sliva [168]1 year ago

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Answer:

89.132 inch

Step-by-step explanation:

“this shape is made up of one half-circle attached to a square with side lengths 16 inches. You can use 3.14 as an approximation.”

so, the square has a perimeter of 16 inch, four sides that will be 64 inch

then the half circle rule of perimeter of half circle: πr + 2r

=> perimeter of semicircle = π * 8 +2 * 8 = 41.132 inch

<em>without the bottom line of half circle= 41.132 -16 = 25.133 inch</em>

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So total 25.133 + 64 =89.132 inch

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