Playgrounds

There are definitely too many in the United States to count and get an official statistic.

P = 200 => length of side = 200/4 = 50 metresThen area = 50*50 = 2500 sq metres.

In order to repair a crack in a plastic playground slide, on should obtain a certain amount of superglue, tape, and paint. The superglue can be used to fill in the crack with a solidifying substance, and the tape can cover it. The paint makes it look like new.

I think that there were 40 boys and dogs since there were forty heads but, I'm not sure because the feet part kinda confuses me. The answer would be 40 boys and 5 dogs (but dogs don't technically have feet, they have paws?) If you saw 40 heads, you wouldn't be able to see the dogs head, unless they were as tall as the boys? No your over thinking it. It's 30 kids and 10 dogs = 40 heads. Then 30 x2=60 and 10x4=40 so 60+40= 100 legs

1. Fun
2. cheerful
3. happy
4. enjoyable
5. jovial
6. entertaining
7. lively
8. merry
9. pleasant
10. festive
11. cool
12. bright
13. awesome
14. interesting
15. friendly
16. inviting
17. colorful

Swings are responsible for more playground injuries than any other piece of equipment, but climbing structures are touted as "more dangerous" because the injuries from them, while less frequent than swings, are much worse.

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UK- football pitch. US- soccer pitch, soccer field.

i think it is about 40 miles wide i don't think that is the answer but i'am guessing

purr and humming

When I was a kid some of my favorite playground games consisted of: british bulldogs, hopscotch, tag, red letter, what's the time mr. wolf?, releaseo, red rover, hide and go seek, and dodgeball.

Kashmir

Recess Pieces!

I'd say probably meters unless it's a really big playground.

Yes it is. Play and ground is a word and it has a meaning

He told her how he might have felt (out of place, strange) because he was in a different community.

I think you mean the "rink".

To get to the other slide!

Here is a checklist for playground safety. Install and maintain a shock-absorbing surface around the playground equipment. Use at least 9 inches of wood chips, mulch, or shredded rubber for play equipment up to 7 feet high. If sand or pea gravel is used, install at least a 9-inch layer for play equipment up to 5 feet high. Or, use surfacing mats made of safety-tested rubber or rubber-like materials. Install protective surfacing at least 6 feet in all directions from play equipment. For swings, be sure surfacing extends, in back and front, twice the height of the suspending bar. Never attach -- or allow children to attach -- ropes, jump ropes, clotheslines, or pet leashes to playground equipment; children can strangle on these. Check for hardware, like open "S" hooks or protruding bolt ends, which can be hazardous. Check for spaces that could trap children, such as openings in guardrails or between ladder rungs; these spaces should measure less than 3.5 inches or more than 9 inches. Make sure platforms and ramps have guardrails to prevent falls. Check for sharp points or edges in equipment. Remove tripping hazards, like exposed concrete footings, tree stumps, and rocks. Regularly check playground equipment and surfacing to make sure both are in good condition. Carefully supervise children on playground equipment to make sure they are safe.

Benjamin Franklin?

Yes

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It's not possible to calculate the area of an irregular shape with just the information you provided. Your purpose doesn't require a microscopically accurate measurement. Break the space up into 2 or 3 rectangles or other shapes you can deal with, and you can come up with an estimate that will be sufficient.