Folding table
The folding kitchen table is rectangular with an area of 168dm2 (side and is 14 dm long). If necessary, it can be enlarged by sliding two semi-circular plates (at sides b). How much percent will the table area increase?
The result round to one-hundredths.
The result round to one-hundredths.
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- expression of a variable from the formula
- arithmetic
- rounding
- planimetrics
- circle
- area of a shape
- rectangle
- basic functions
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