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The radius of a quarter circle is 8.9 inches. What is the quarter circle's perimeter?Use 3.14 for n and round your answer to the nearest hundredth.

The radius of a quarter circle is 8.9 inches. What is the quarter circle's perimeter-example-1
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The perimeter C of a full circle is given by:


C=2\pi R

where R is the radius.

We're given that:

R = 8.9 inches

π = 3.14

So, we get:


C=2*(3.14)*(8.9)
C=55.89\text{ inches}

However we need the perimeter of a quarter circle. We have to divide our answer by 4.


C=(55.89)/(4)
C=13.97\text{ inches}

And that's our final answer.

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