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How do you do 11 I really need help

How do you do 11 I really need help-example-1

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Two area formulas are involved. (You have memorized these, of course.)

Area of a circle:
  A = π*r²
  where r is the radius

Area of a square:
  A = s²
  where s is the length of one side

The height and width of the figure are both 4 times the radius of the circle, which is (20 ft)/4 = 5 ft. The side of the square is the diameter of the circle, 10 ft.

The total area is that of 2 full circles of radius 5 ft and one square of side length 10 ft.
.. A = 2*π*(5 ft)² + (10 ft)²
.. = (50π +100) ft²
.. ≈ 257.1 ft²
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