Question

with a radius of 3x. how much of the land will be left over after the garden is built ?

Answer 1

hold on - i messed up thats not the whole thing

Answer 2

Is there more to this question

Answer 3

a community group is building a garden on a rectangular lot of land the lot measures 5x by 10x and the garden will be circular with a radius of 3x. how much of the land will be left over after the garden is built ?

Answer 4

how much land is there to begin with? ^_^

Answer 5

Simple area problem.

Answer 6

diameter of 6x (radius of 3x) doesn't fit in the garden. Instructions said circular not oval.

Answer 7

A.)41 pi X^2
b.)x^2(50-9 pi)
C.)x^2(50-3 pi)
d.)41x^2

pi=3.14

Answer 8

ehuman is right, it wont fit in a 5x by 10x garden...

Answer 9

but, (5x*10x) - 3.14*9 = 40.1x^2

Answer 10

Area of circle is \[\pi * r ^{2}\ = 9x ^{2}]
Area of rectangle is length x width = 50x.

Answer 11

9x^2 x pi = 50 x

Answer 12

9x^2 x pi = 50x^2. sorry

Answer 13

how is the area of the 3x radius circle equal to the 5x by 10x rectangle?

Answer 14

so it would be this right ?\[x^2(50-9\pi)\]

Answer 15

Move equation to one side\[9x ^{2}\pi - 50x ^{2} = 0\] Factor out x^2 and you get \[x ^{2}(-50 + 9\pi)\]

Answer 16

Yeah sorry i messed that up but it would be b.

Answer 17

That equation should be switched\[50x ^{2} - 9x ^{2}\pi = x^{2}(50 - 9\pi)\]

Answer 18

oh okay , ;) THANKS FOR ALL OF YA'LL HELP :)