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Problem 5. A skating rink in the shape shown has an area of

2,800 ft”. Find a formula for the perimeter of the rink as a
function of the radius r.

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Answer:


P=(\pi r^2+2800)/(r) $ ft

Explanation:

Let the length of the rectangular part =l

The width will be equal to the diameter of the semicircles.

Area of the Skating Rink=
2((\pi r^2)/(2))+(lX2r)

Therefore:


\pi r^2+2lr=2800\\2lr=2800-\pi r^2\\$Divide both sides by 2r\\l=(2800-\pi r^2)/(2r)

Perimeter of the Shape =Perimeter of two Semicircles + 2l


=2\pi r+2\left((2800-\pi r^2)/(2r)\right)\\=2\pi r+(2800-\pi r^2)/(r)\\=(2\pi r^2+2800-\pi r^2)/(r)\\=(\pi r^2+2800)/(r)

The perimeter of the rink is given as:


P=(\pi r^2+2800)/(r) $ ft

Problem 5. A skating rink in the shape shown has an area of 2,800 ft”. Find a formula-example-1
Problem 5. A skating rink in the shape shown has an area of 2,800 ft”. Find a formula-example-2
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