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the rectangle abcd represent a park the lines show all the paths in the park the circular path is in the center of the rectangle and has a diameter of 10m. Calculate the shortest distance from A to c across the park, using only the paths shown

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : the rectangle abcd represent a park the lines show all the paths in the park the circular path is in the center of the rectangle and has a diameter of 10m.

To Find :  the shortest distance from A to c across the park, using only the paths shown

Solution:

One path via B  = AB + BC  = 50 + 80 = 130 m

One path via D = AD + DC = 80 + 50 = 130

One path via diagonal and circle

Diagonal =  √(50)² + (80)² = 94.34  m

Diameter of  circle = 10 m to be subtracted  and  circumference of semi circle  to be added  as person has to go through boundary of circle only

circumference of semi circle = π(radius)  = 3.14 * (10/2) =  15.7 m

Hence Distance = 94.34 - 10 + 15.7

= 100.04

≈ 100 m

the shortest distance from A to c across the park ≈ 100 m

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