Asked by Brady
A hotel wants to put a fence around a circular spa. The radius of the spa is 5/(√2-1)feet. If the fence is built along the immediate edge of the spa, what is the perimeter of the fence? (Recall that the perimeter of a circle is 2πr, where r is the radius of the circle.)
A.5π/√2 feet
B.5π feet
C. (10√2+10)∙ π feet
D.30π feet
The first answer that I did, it was a, and I got it wrong. I did the dividing radicals part again, and now I think the correct answer is C. Can someone check it, I would appreciate it.
If someone can help me as soon as possible with a walk through, it would help a lot!
A.5π/√2 feet
B.5π feet
C. (10√2+10)∙ π feet
D.30π feet
The first answer that I did, it was a, and I got it wrong. I did the dividing radicals part again, and now I think the correct answer is C. Can someone check it, I would appreciate it.
If someone can help me as soon as possible with a walk through, it would help a lot!
Answers
Answered by
Steve
2πr = 2π(5/(√2-1)
= 2π(5/(√2-1)*(√2+1)/(√2+1)
= 2π(5/(√2+1))/(2-1)
= 10π(√2+1)
(C) is correct
= 2π(5/(√2-1)*(√2+1)/(√2+1)
= 2π(5/(√2+1))/(2-1)
= 10π(√2+1)
(C) is correct
Answered by
Brady
Thank you Steve! You helped a lot, I was working on it for a while, but after a little bit I had my sister help me. She didn't know, so i turned to this site. It helps a lot, and you guys help a lot. Thank you again!
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