What is the approximate perimeter of the figure?
A.
7.85 in.
B.
12.9 in.
C.
17.9 in.
D.
31.4 in.
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OpenStudy (gamereternity):
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OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
Any ideas?
OpenStudy (gamereternity):
B or c? maybe
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
Hint: C=2pi*r
OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
Do you know the formula for the circumference of a circle
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OpenStudy (gamereternity):
@openstudier013087 radius*pi
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
Circumference means the distance around the entire circle = 2*pi*r
OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
2*pi*r
OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
but since this is only one fourth of a circle divide the whole formula by four
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
$$\Huge C=2\pi r$$
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OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
So you get 10*pi divided by 4
OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
Which you get about 7.854
OpenStudy (gamereternity):
I got a is that correct
OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
No
OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
Remember that after doing the formula you still need to add 10
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OpenStudy (openstudier013087):
Because the formula only helps you find the semi circle part