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QuestionUSE YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF CIRCLES TO ANSWER EACH QUESTION BELOW. DRAG THE CORRECT SOLUTION TO THE WHITE BOX. NOT ALL CHOICES WILL BE USED.
1 Brad will put fencing around a circular area in his yard for some baby goats he purchased. If the circular area will have a radius of 10 feet, how many feet of fencing will Brad need? \square ft
3 Kaitlin is choosing between iwo circular wall clocks. One has a radius of 5 inches while the other has a radius of 6 inches. How much more wall space will the clock with a radius of 6 inches cover? \square in2\mathrm{in}^{2}
2 Pam ordered a circular hot tub cover with a diameter of 80 inches. Find the area of the hot tub cover. \square in2i n^{2}
5024 251.2 31.4 34.54
37 18.5 62.8
DRAG THESE

Studdy Solution

STEP 1

1. The problems involve calculations related to circles.
2. The necessary mathematical constants and formulas are known (e.g., π\pi).
3. The solutions provided are to be matched with the correct problem.

STEP 2

1. Calculate the circumference of the circular area for the fencing.
2. Calculate the area of the circular hot tub cover.
3. Calculate the difference in area between the two wall clocks.

STEP 3

Calculate the circumference of the circular area for Brad's fencing using the formula for the circumference of a circle:
C=2πr C = 2\pi r
where r=10 r = 10 feet.
C=2×π×10 C = 2 \times \pi \times 10
C2×3.14×10 C \approx 2 \times 3.14 \times 10
C62.8 ft C \approx 62.8 \text{ ft}
Match the solution 62.8 62.8 with Brad's fencing problem.

STEP 4

Calculate the area of the circular hot tub cover using the formula for the area of a circle:
A=πr2 A = \pi r^2
The diameter is 80 80 inches, so the radius r=802=40 r = \frac{80}{2} = 40 inches.
A=π×(40)2 A = \pi \times (40)^2
A3.14×1600 A \approx 3.14 \times 1600
A5024 in2 A \approx 5024 \text{ in}^2
Match the solution 5024 5024 with Pam's hot tub cover problem.

STEP 5

Calculate the difference in area between the two wall clocks.
First, calculate the area of each clock:
For the clock with radius 5 5 inches:
A1=π×(5)2 A_1 = \pi \times (5)^2
A13.14×25 A_1 \approx 3.14 \times 25
A178.5 in2 A_1 \approx 78.5 \text{ in}^2
For the clock with radius 6 6 inches:
A2=π×(6)2 A_2 = \pi \times (6)^2
A23.14×36 A_2 \approx 3.14 \times 36
A2113.04 in2 A_2 \approx 113.04 \text{ in}^2
Calculate the difference:
ΔA=A2A1 \Delta A = A_2 - A_1
ΔA113.0478.5 \Delta A \approx 113.04 - 78.5
ΔA34.54 in2 \Delta A \approx 34.54 \text{ in}^2
Match the solution 34.54 34.54 with Kaitlin's clock problem.
The solutions are:
1. Brad's fencing: 62.8 \boxed{62.8} ft
2. Pam's hot tub cover: 5024 \boxed{5024} in2^2
3. Kaitlin's clock: 34.54 \boxed{34.54} in2^2

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