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Been going back and forth with this task examples for the past 40 minutes because of the end part

Been going back and forth with this task examples for the past 40 minutes because-example-1

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To solve this question, we would solve for the area of the semi-circle and area of the rectangle.

The dimensions of the rectangle is


\begin{gathered} l=100m \\ w=66m \end{gathered}

Area of a rectangle is given as


\begin{gathered} A_{\text{rectangle}}=L* w \\ A=100*66=6600m^2 \end{gathered}

The area of the rectangle is 6600m^2

The formula of area of a semi-circle is


A_(s-c)=(\pir^2)/(2)

But the radius would be half the value of the width of the training field


r=(66)/(2)=33m

Area of the semi-circle is


\begin{gathered} A_c=(\pi r^2)/(2) \\ A_c=(3.14*33^2)/(2)=1709.73m^2 \end{gathered}

The area of the semi-circle is 1709.73m^2

The area of the training field is area of the rectangle + 2(area of the semi-circle)

NB: We are multiplying the area of the semi-circle by 2 because we have two semi-circle attached to the rectangle

The area of the training pitch is


6600+1709.73+1709.73=10019.46m^2

From the calculations above, the area of the training pitch is 10019.46m^2

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