40.5k views
4 votes
How to do these two pls help !!!

How to do these two pls help !!!-example-1
User Bill Bell
by
8.2k points

1 Answer

3 votes

a. i. Calculate the area of the complete semicircunference, and substract the area of both internal semicircunference.

Let A the area that we need to calculate, let B the area of the total semicircunference, and C the sum of the internal semicircunferences.


A = B - C \\A = \pi (28)^2 - 2\pi (14)^2 \\A = \pi((28)^2 -2 (14)^2) \\A = 392\pi \ cm^2

a. ii. The same idea. Let P the perimeter that we need to calculate, and let P' the perimeter of the total semicircunference, and Q the sum of the perimeters of the internal semicircunferences.


P = P' - Q\\P = 2\pi (28) - 4\pi (14)\\P = 56\pi - 56\pi = 0


b. i
A = 14^2 - 4(\pi (7)^2)/4\\A = 196 - 49\pi\ cm^2

b. ii
P = 4(14) - 2\pi(7) = 56- 14\pi\ cm

User Cch
by
8.7k points

No related questions found

Welcome to QAmmunity.org, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of our community.

9.4m questions

12.2m answers

Categories