The semicircles are congruent to one another with a diameter of 4 inches. What is the perimeter of the sign?
the perimeter is equal to the sums of the lengths of the two straight lines plus the circumference of three three circles (from 6 semicircles)
the circumference of a circle is \[2\pi r\]
so how would i plug the numbers in ?
\[2\times20 \text{in}+6\times2\pi\times\left(\frac {4\text {in} }2\right)\]
i got 64 i no its wrong
do i multiply 3.14?
if you need a numerical answer you can use \[\pi\approx 3.142\]
now i got 144 wat am i doing wrong?
\[=40\text {in}+24\pi\text{ in}\] \[=40+(24\times3.14)\text {in}\]
ooo i gt 38 ?
how could you et less than 40?
*get
from the first problem u pt up i used 3.14*2
huh?
the third post u put up
i followed the equation. i think its rite because these are the options : about 38 inches about 78 inches about 80 inches about 76 inches
\[P=2l+3\times2\pi r=2l+3\times2\pi \frac d2\]
sorry i got confused withe the semicircles before
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