Try this Hard GED MATH question. Mr. Johnson is planning to build a new patio in his backyard that consists of two adjoining shapes: a rectangle and a semi-circle. The rectangle is 12 meters long, and 8 meters wide. The semi-circle will be added to one of the shorter sides of the rectangle, with its diameter equal to the width of the rectangle. Mr. Johnson needs to calculate the total area of the patio to determine how much paving material he should purchase. What is the area of the new patio he plans to build? (pi = 3.14).
UltimateAlgebra
Try this Hard GED MATH question.
Mr. Johnson is planning to build a new patio in his backyard that consists of two adjoining shapes: a rectangle and a semi-circle. The rectangle is 12 meters long, and 8 meters wide. The semi-circle will be added to one of the shorter sides of the rectangle, with its diameter equal to the width of the rectangle. Mr. Johnson needs to calculate the total area of the patio to determine how much paving material he should purchase. What is the area of the new patio he plans to build? (pi = 3.14).
1 year ago | [YT] | 56