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10 ft
8 ft
D
Hint: Circumference
of a circle: C = rid
Find the perimeter of this figure to the
nearest hundredth. Use 3.14 to
approximate n.
P = [?] ft
Notice that only half of the circle is included in the figure!
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10 ft
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Hint: Circumference
of a circle: C = rid
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Hint: Circumference
of a circle: C = rid
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