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Question 1 A local coffee shop owner wants to build a petting zoo for small children in the garden area of the coffee shop. The owner has 12 m of fencing available that she can use to build the petting zoo. She asks you to assist with designing the petting zoo. Decide on a shape design • Try out different shapes (like a rectangle, square, circle, triangle,...) to build a camp for the petting zoo with a perimeter of 12 m. 1. . Include two composite shapes. . Calculate the area for each shape. • Show all your calculations. • What shape with a 12 m fence makes the biggest area?

Question 1 A local coffee shop owner wants to build a petting zoo for small children in the garden area of the coffee shop. The owner has 12 m of fencing available that she can use to build the petting zoo. She asks you to assist with designing the petting zoo. Decide on a shape design • Try out different shapes (like a rectangle, square, circle, triangle,...) to build a camp for the petting zoo with a perimeter of 12 m. 1. . Include two composite shapes. . Calculate the area for each shape. • Show all your calculations. • What shape with a 12 m fence makes the biggest area?

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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Question. SECTION A Area and Perimeter 3. Re Question 1 • M A local coffee shop owner wants to build a petting zoo for small children in the garden area of the coffee shop. The owner has 12 m of fencing available that she can use to build the petting zoo. She asks you to assist with designing the petting zoo. 1. Decide on a shape design • Try out different shapes (like a rectangle, square, circle, triangle,...) to build a camp for the petting z0o with a perimeter of 12 m. • Include two composite shapes. • Calculate the area for each shape. • Show all your calculations. • What shape with a 12 m fence makes the biggest area? Question 2 2. Create a visual idea for the petting zoo • Create a visual representation of the petting zoo using the shape with the biggest area (you can draw, make a poster or build a model of your plan, be creative!) • Use an appropriate scale to make your visual model/drawing. • Remember to make an entrance point for the petting zoo, The animals should be kept enclosed, and at the same time, you want the petting zoo to be easily accessible to small kids. • You can add features to your petting zoo (like a water fountain, decorations, plants, etc.) Table Descr
Transcribed Image Text:Question. SECTION A Area and Perimeter 3. Re Question 1 • M A local coffee shop owner wants to build a petting zoo for small children in the garden area of the coffee shop. The owner has 12 m of fencing available that she can use to build the petting zoo. She asks you to assist with designing the petting zoo. 1. Decide on a shape design • Try out different shapes (like a rectangle, square, circle, triangle,...) to build a camp for the petting z0o with a perimeter of 12 m. • Include two composite shapes. • Calculate the area for each shape. • Show all your calculations. • What shape with a 12 m fence makes the biggest area? Question 2 2. Create a visual idea for the petting zoo • Create a visual representation of the petting zoo using the shape with the biggest area (you can draw, make a poster or build a model of your plan, be creative!) • Use an appropriate scale to make your visual model/drawing. • Remember to make an entrance point for the petting zoo, The animals should be kept enclosed, and at the same time, you want the petting zoo to be easily accessible to small kids. • You can add features to your petting zoo (like a water fountain, decorations, plants, etc.) Table Descr
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