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02.06.2020 •
Mathematics
I am composite.I have 2 digits. I have 8 factors. i am 1 lrss than a square number. What number am i
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Ответ:
Distance around the outside of the pit
= 3π feet = about 9.42 feet
How much space needs to be covered inside the pit
= 2.25π feet = about 7.07 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's get the radius first so we can use it later.
Radius:
diameter = 2radius
3 = 2r
r = 3/2 ft
The distance around the outside of the pit is also known as the circumference. Let's find that next.
Circumference:
C = 2πr
= 2π(3/2)
= 3π feet = about 9.42 feet
How much space needs to be covered inside the pit is another way to ask for area, so let's do that now.
Area:
A = πr^2
= π(3/2)^2
= 2.25π feet = about 7.07 feet