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2. Hank used a semicircle, a rectangle, and a triangle to form the following composite figure. What is its area in square centimeters? Use 3.14 to approximate.

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Answer:


Surface\ Area = 179.25cm^2

Explanation:

Given

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Required

Determine the surface area

To do this, we calculate the surface area of each individual shape.

For the semicircle.


Area = (1)/(2)\pi r^2

Here, the diameter (D) is given


D = 10cm

The radius is:


r = (1)/(2)D


r = (1)/(2)*10cm


r= 5cm

So, the area is:


Area = (1)/(2) * 3.14 * (5cm)^2


Area = (1)/(2) * 3.14 * 25cm^2


Area = 39.25cm^2

For the triangle, the area is:


Area = (1)/(2)bh


Area = (1)/(2) * 10cm * 8cm


Area = 40cm^2

For the rectangle


Area = Length * Width


Area = 20cm * 5cm


Area = 100cm^2

So, the surface area is:


Surface\ Area = 39.25cm^2 + 40cm^2 + 100cm^2


Surface\ Area = 179.25cm^2

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