4. Kennedy and Tess are constructing a racetrack for their horses. The
track encloses a field...
Mathematics, 23.04.2020 23:30, hma9153
4. Kennedy and Tess are constructing a racetrack for their horses. The
track encloses a field that is rectangular, with two semicircles at each end.
A fence must surround this field. How much fencing will Kennedy and Tess
need? Use the PI button NOT 3.14. Round to the nearest tenth. Label your
answer for example "meters".
1408 m
302 m
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