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Posted 4 months ago

Some days, Lacy runs one complete lap around a lake. Other days, she runs one complete lap around a park.

The following diagram shows the dimensions of the lake and park on a coordinate grid.

Coordinate values are in meters.
Which lap is longer, and how much longer?
Choose 1 answer:
(A) A lap around the park is longer by about 25 m25 \mathrm{~m}.
(B) A lap around the park is longer by about 13 m13 \mathrm{~m}.
(c) A lap around the lake is longer by about 25 m25 \mathrm{~m}.
(D) A lap around the lake is longer by about 13 m13 \mathrm{~m}.
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Posted 4 months ago
Solution by Steps
step 2
Substitute the diameter of 40 meters into the formula: Clake=π×40125.664 mC_{\text{lake}} = \pi \times 40 \approx 125.664 \text{ m}
step 3
Calculate the perimeter of the rhombus (park) using the length of one side: Ppark=4×side lengthP_{\text{park}} = 4 \times \text{side length}
step 4
Substitute the side length of 2×402\sqrt{2 \times 40^2} meters into the formula: Ppark=4×2×402226.274 mP_{\text{park}} = 4 \times \sqrt{2 \times 40^2} \approx 226.274 \text{ m}
step 5
Compare the circumference of the lake with the perimeter of the park: Clake125.664 mC_{\text{lake}} \approx 125.664 \text{ m}, Ppark226.274 mP_{\text{park}} \approx 226.274 \text{ m}
step 6
Determine which lap is longer and by how much: PparkClake226.274 m125.664 m100.61 mP_{\text{park}} - C_{\text{lake}} \approx 226.274 \text{ m} - 125.664 \text{ m} \approx 100.61 \text{ m}
1 Answer
B
Key Concept
Comparing Perimeters/Circumferences
Explanation
To determine which lap is longer, compare the perimeter of the rhombus to the circumference of the circle. The difference gives the length by which one lap is longer than the other.

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