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Work out the perimeter of a semicircle with the radius of 3

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Answer:


6\pi + 6

Explanation:

The circumference of a circle is defined as:


  • C=2\pi r

where
r is the circle's radius and
\pi is a constant approximately equal to
3.14.

To find the perimeter of a semicircle, we can multiply the circumference of a circle with the same radius by 1/2, then add the diameter (
2r):


P _\text{semi}= C_\text{whole} + 2r

↓ rewriting with the circumference definition


P _\text{semi}= 2\pi r + 2r

↓ plugging in the given radius of 3


P _\text{semi}= 2\pi (3) + 2(3)

↓ simplifying the multiplication


\boxed{P _\text{semi}= 6\pi + 6}

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