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A circular path 2feet wide has an inner diameter of 550 feet . How much farther is it around the outer edge of the path than around the inner edge?

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Answer:


L_c=12.56 \ \text{feet}

Explanation:

From the question we are told that

Width of circular path
w_c=2 \ \text{feet}

Inner Diameter
d_(in)=550 \ \text{feet}

Outer diameter
d_(out)=550+2*2 (inner diameter + 2 circular path width)


d_(out)=550+4


d_(out)=554 \ \text{feet}

Generally the equation for inner circumference of the circle is mathematically given by


C_1=\pi d_(in)


C_1=3.14*550


C_1=1727 \ \text{feet}

Generally the equation for outer circumference of the circle is mathematically given by


C_2=\pi d_(out)


C_2=3.14*554


C_2=1739.56 \ \text{feet}

Generally the difference in length of the two circumference is mathematically given by


L_c=C_2-C_1


L_c=1739.56-1727


L_c=12.56 \ \text{feet}

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