For each figure, compute the perimeter or circumference to the nearest millimeter and the area to thenearest square centimeter. Use the value of t from your calculator or A-3.1416, when needed.а. Circleb. Trapezoid19.5 mm24.3 mm27.4 mm16.8 mm18 mma. circumference:mm; area:cm?b. perimeter:mm; area:cm?

a. Given that, Diameter of the circle, D=27.4mm. Radius of the circle, r=D2=27.42=13.7 Therefore,…

For each figure, compute the perimeter or circumference to the nearest millimeter and the area to the nearest square centimeter. Use the value of n from your calculator or a=3.1416, when needed. a. Circle b. Trapezoid 19.5 mm 24.3 mm 27.4 mm 16.8 mm mm a. circumference: mm; area: cm? b. perimeter: mm; area: cm?

For each figure, compute the perimeter or circumference to the nearest millimeter and the area to the nearest square centimeter. Use the value of n from your calculator or a=3.1416, when needed. a. Circle b. Trapezoid 19.5 mm 24.3 mm 27.4 mm 16.8 mm mm a. circumference: mm; area: cm? b. perimeter: mm; area: cm?

Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter65: Achievement Review—section Six

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 70AR: Compute the number of cubic centimeters of iron required for the cast-iron plate shown. The plate is...

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