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The area of a quarter circle is 3.14 square meters. What is the quarter circle's perimeter? Use 3.14 for ​. please help me

User Yog
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Answer:


7.14 m

Explanation:

Let x be the perimeter of the quarter circle.

Given:

The area of the quarter circle is
3.14m^(2)

We know area of the quarter circle is.


A=(1)/(4)\pi r^(2)

Area of the quarter circle is given and
\pi value is 3.14.


3.14=(1)/(4)* 3.14* r^(2)


(3.14* 4)/(3.14)= r^(2)


r^(2) =4


r=2

So, the radius of circle is
2m^(2)

The perimeter of the quarter circle is.

perimeter of quarter circle =
2r+(\pi r)/(2)

Put pie value is 3.14 and
r=2m^(2)} in above equation.


x=2* 2 +(3.14* 2)/(2)


x=4 +(3.14* 2)/(2)


x=4+3.14


x=7.14

Therefore, the perimeter of the quarter circle is 7.14 m.

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