John has a map that shows a rectangular park with a circular pond. The scale on the map is 114 cm : 8 yd. On the map, the width of the park is 212 cm, and the length is 614 cm. The pond has a diameter of 114 cm. Use 3.14 for pi. what is the area of the park

The area of the park is 119,966.14 cm if needed to round it would be 119,966 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

first we would use A=length x width

so a = 614 cm x 212 cm = 130,168 cm

now we find the area of the pond using a= pi x r^2

the diameter is 114 cm so we cut that in half to find the radius which is 57 cm

a = pi x 57^2

a= 3.14 x 3249

a= 10201.86 cm

now we subtract the area of the pond from the whole area

130,168 - 10201.86 = 119,966.14 cm

The area of the park is 119,966.14 cm if needed to round it would be 119,966 cm

assuming you mean addition: addition and subtraction are reverse operations.

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