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OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

help? Easyish math. Question is posted below

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

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jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

what is the perimeter of rectangle and do you know how many will be the radius of this semicircle ?

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

that what I was hoping someone on here could teach me

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

how you get the perimeter of a rectangle ? you not have learned it again ?

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

they don't teach me theses things! they just throw the problem at you and say figure it out your own damn self. Which leads me to this site....

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

ok so the perimeter of this rectangle you get assuming these two length and two width but the second width include the diameter of semicircle - yes ? so than you calculi without it

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

and the semicircle has circumference or do you know formula for circumference of a circle ?

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

the length of the rectangle is assumed to be the full diameter of the circle

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

circumference is pi*radius^2

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

wait I meant 2pi (radius^2)

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

no circumference of a circle is 2pir so in this case of semicircle will be (2pir)/2 = pir

OpenStudy (scarlett_feathers):

okay I kind of get it

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

really right ?

jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):

so than how many will be length of the fence of this garden ?

OpenStudy (smartnerd1111):

can i help you scarlett

OpenStudy (smartnerd1111):

area one split up 3 sides of a rectangle 1/2 circumference of circle the sides are 19+32+32=what

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[\text{FenceLength}=19+2\text{*} 32+\frac{\pi 19}{2}=83+\frac{19 \pi }{2}\text{/.}\, \pi \to 3.14=112.83 \]

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