Answer:
91.14 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
In a park,a sidewalk is built around the edge of a circular pond.
The sidewalk is 7 feet wide, and the pond measure 15 feet across.
Question asked:
What amount of railing would be needed to go completely around the outer edge of the sidewalk?
Solution:
From distance from one edge of the pond to the another = 15 feet
That means diameter of the pond = 15 feet
And width of the sidewalk = 7 feet all around
combined diameter = 15 + 7 + 7 = 29 feet
Radius,r = 
That means distance between outer edge of the sidewalk to the center of the circular pond = 14.5 feet
Now, we will have to find circumference of outer circular edge of sidewalk:


Therefore, 91.14 feet would be needed to go around the outer edge of the sidewalk.
The answer is (f*g)(3)=36
To find which measure of variability is greater and which average number of monthly fatalities is higher, you will need to calculate the mean and the mean absolute deviation for both years
The mean will tell us which is generally higher, and the mean absolute deviation will tell us which has a greater variability.
The correct answer is D.
Please see the attached picture for the work.
D, its (x,y) and (8.2,5.7) are the only ones that match up