HELP Bobby is creating a banner for the homecoming parade. The banner consists of an isosceles triangle, a rectangle, and a semicircle. He wants to add sparkling lights around the trim of the banner.
What is the total length of sparkling lights he can add to the banner?

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Emorej22

14.02.2020

Mathematics

We have been given that a car dealership sells 200 in a month. It sells 35% more cars on the following month. We are asked to find number of cars sold in the following month.

The total car sold in the following month would be 200 plus 35% of 200.

$\text{Cars sold in the following month}=200+200\times \frac{35}{100}$

$\text{Cars sold in the following month}=200+200\times 0.35$

$\text{Cars sold in the following month}=200+70$

$\text{Cars sold in the following month}=270$

Therefore, 270 cars were sold in the following month.

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HELP Bobby is creating a banner for the homecoming parade. The banner consists of an isosceles triangle, a rectangle, and a semicircle. He wants to add sparkling lights around the trim of the banner. What is the total length of sparkling lights he can add to the banner?​