Arielle wants to make a circular garden. She has enough fencing for a garden circumference of 15 feet. There is a 7-foot gap between her house and the shed where she would like to put the garden. Does she have enough room for the garden? (Hint: Compare the diameter of the garden to the 7-foot gap.)

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Jaylah Chaney

Mathematics

29 August, 14:01

Arielle wants to make a circular garden. She has enough fencing for a garden circumference of 15 feet. There is a 7-foot gap between her house and the shed where she would like to put the garden. Does she have enough room for the garden? (Hint: Compare the diameter of the garden to the 7-foot gap.)

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Danny Morrison · Answer 1

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to check if the circle with a circumference of 15 feet is smaller then 7 feet. If so it possible.

Formule for circular circumference = pi * diameter, which should be 15.

So pi * d = 15

There fore d = 15/pi

d = 4.77464829275686 feet, which is smaller then 7 feet, so it will fit easilly.