Welcome to the factorial world :) Remember the Exclamation Point ( ! ) on the calculator, that is called factorial.
For instance: 1! = 1
2! = 1 x 2
3! = 1 x 2 x 3
and so on
10! = 1 x 2 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 6 x 7 x 8 x 9 x 10 = 3628800
Crazy enough, 0! is actually equal to 1, try that on your calculator XD

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3 years ago

The diagram below gives the dimensions of a swimming pool. 18 ft , 20ft, 36ft (c) What is the total area of the swimming pool? E

WARRIOR [948]

The picture in the attached figure

Part 1) What is the total area of the swimming pool?

we know that
area of the swimming pool=area rectangle-area semi circle

area rectangle=20*36-----> 720 ft²

area semicircle=pi*r²/2
r=18/2----> 9 ft
area semicircle=pi*9²/2----> 127.17 ft²

area of the swimming pool=720 ft²-127.17 ft²----> 592.83 ft²

the answer Part 1) is
The area of the swimming pool is 592.83 ft²

Part 2) What is the perimeter of the swimming pool?

perimeter of the swimming pool=perimeter of rectangle-18 ft+perimeter semi circle
perimeter of rectangle=2*[20+36]---> 112 ft

perimeter semi circle=2*pi*r/2----> pi*r
r=9 ft
perimeter semi circle=pi*9----> 28.26 ft
so
perimeter of the swimming pool=112 ft-18 ft+28.26 ft----> 122.26 ft

the answer Part 2) is
122.26 ft

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3 years ago

If an employee notices that a bucket with sanitizing water is becoming dirt, he/she should ___.

ehidna [41]

This is pretty much a "common sense" question. It'd be best to get rid of the dirty sanitizing water and start fresh; in other words, he should change (throw out) the dirty water and make a fresh sanitizer.

By the way, this is the Math section; next time, please choose a different section more suited to your questions.

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3 years ago