I scanned the second picture first but I got a answer of B(u+0042). I got really confused because it didn't help at all so I wrote it on a pace of paper so I can scan it and it didn't help me at all. I need help to solve this please. olution (a)C = 3.14(30 in.)22C =7(14 ft)C 94.2 in.C 44 ftNote the form of answer (c): first 20 times t, then the tnitmeasure.-АСTICEet* Find the circumference of each circle:b.C.a.4 in.2 ft42 mmLeave t as t.Use 3.14 for T.Usefor t.d. Sylvia used a compass to draw acircle. If the point of the compasswas 3 inches from the point of thepencil, what was the circumference B(uto042)+0042,

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I scanned the second picture first but I got a answer of B(u+0042). I got really confused because it didn't help at all so I wrote it on a pace of paper so I can scan it and it didn't help me at all. I need help to solve this please.

olution (a)
C = 3.14(30 in.)
22
C =
7
(14 ft)
C 94.2 in.
C 44 ft
Note the form of answer (c): first 20 times t, then the tnit
measure.
-АСTICE
et* Find the circumference of each circle:
b.
C.
a.
4 in.
2 ft
42 mm
Leave t as t.
Use 3.14 for T.
Use
for t.
d. Sylvia used a compass to draw a
circle. If the point of the compass
was 3 inches from the point of the
pencil, what was the circumference

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