SOLUTION: a boat that is pulling a water skier drives in a circle that has a radius of 80 feet. The skier is moving outside the path of the boat in a circle that has a radius of 110 feet.

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Question 82490This question is from textbook Geometry
: a boat that is pulling a water skier drives in a circle that has a radius of 80 feet. The skier is moving outside the path of the boat in a circle that has a radius of 110 feet. Find the distance traveled by the boat when it has completed a full circle. How much further has the skier traveled?This question is from textbook Geometry

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a boat that is pulling a water skier drives in a circle that has a radius of 80 feet. The skier is moving outside the path of the boat in a circle that has a radius of 110 feet. Find the distance traveled by the boat when it has completed a full circle. How much further has the skier traveled?
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Formula: Circumference = 2(pi)r
Boat distance = 2(pi)80' = 260pi ft
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Skier distance = 2(pi)(80+110) = 2(pi)190 = 380(pi) ft.
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How much further did the skier travel?
380(pi)-260(pi)= 120(pi) ft.
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Cheers,
Stan H.