Mark O. answered 05/10/19
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For the perimeter of the entire field, the straight edges of the straightaway comprise 100 yards + 100 yards = 200 yards. The two semi-circles can be thought of as just forming a circle of radius R. The circumference of this hypothetical circle is the remaining perimeter, of 440 yards - 200 yards = 240 yards.
C = 2πR, where C = 240 yards and R is the radius of the hypothetical circle.
R = C/(2π)
R = 240 yards/(2π) = 38.2 yards
This radius is the same as that for the two semi-circles.