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A running track 120 meters long, the ends of the track are semicircles with diam
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A running track 120 meters long, the ends of the track are semicircles with diameter of 40 meters, the width of the track is 6 meters, what is the surface area of the track? Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! A running track 120 meters long, the ends of the track are semicircles with diameter of 40 meters, the width of the track is 6 meters, what is the surface area of the track?
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Something wrong here!
the circumference of the two half circles: = 125.66 meters
You say the track is 120 meters long, less than the circular portion
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Could it be the track is 1200 m long?
