The perimeter of a rectangle is 20 cm and its dimensions are tripled. What is the perimeter of the larger rectangle?
So 2(l+b) = 20 Right now if dimensions are tripled the Length = 3l, breadth = 3b So Perimeter = 2(3l+3b) = 2*3(l+b) [Find it now] Understood this? :)
12+12+3+3=30
no i thought it was 10 y fault
20 cm 23 cm 40 cm 60 cm
Did you understand what I said? :)
60
But did you get the concept? @scarroll40
yes
An outside circular ring has a circumference of 200 cm. What is the circumference of an inner ring which is 25 cm shorter in radius? Both circles have the same center.
Okay. We know that circumference is 2(pi)r Make an equation. 2(pi)r = 200 Calculate radius.
you would do 20*3 and you would get your answer which is 60
(pi)r = 100 r = 100/pi What do I take as the value of pi?
r = 100/3.14 Rest you can solve.
i did that but dont match the multiple choice
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the closestthing go to the anser was a but i am not sure if that is corrct or not
\[C = 2\pi ~r\] \[\frac{C}{2\pi} = r\] \[\frac{C}{2\pi}-25 = r-25\] therefore:\[C'=2\pi(\frac C{2\pi}-25)\] sounds about right to me
That looks like it, and there is an answer up there that goes along with it.
It might help to simplify that a bit:|dw:1377191137468:dw|
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