Math, asked by Ankush10121, 9 months ago

A circular lawn has a row of bricks around the edge. The diameter of the lawn is about 40 feet. Which is the best estimate for the amount of grass in the lawn? Explain how you figured out your answer.
125 feet
125 square feet
1,250 feet
1,250 square fee

Answers

Answered by mysticd
41

 Diameter \:of \: the \: circular \:lawn (d) = 40\:cm

 \red{ Amount \:of \:the \:grass \: in \:the \:lawn}\\= Area \:of \: the \: circle \\= \pi \Big(\frac{d^{2}}{4} \Big )</p><p>\\= 3.14 \times \Big( \frac{40\times 40 }{4}\Big)\\= 3.14 \times 40 \times 10 \\= 3.14 \times 400\\= 1256 \\\approx 1250 \: square \:feet

Therefore.,

 \red{ Amount \:of \:the \:grass \: in \:the \:lawn}\\\green {\approx 1250 \: square \:feet }

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Answered by jpruit05
0

Answer:

the ancer is 1,250 square feet

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