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Scott wants to buy fencing to place around a semicircular rock garden. The diameter of the semicircle is 16 feet. Using 3,14 for , he calculates that he needs to buy about
25.12 feet of fencing. The fencing is sold by the foot, so he plans to buy 26 feet of
fencing
Explain why Scott's reasoning is incorrect, and find the correct amount of fencing he
should buy.


Scott wants to buy fencing to place around a semicircular rock garden. The diameter

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