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Solve this.....................-example-1
User Angjelina
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Answer:

10 + 3π cm

Explanation:

In the given figure,

  • Radius of arc/circle = 6 cm
  • Length + width of rectangle = 8 cm

Here, we are asked to find the perimeter of the shaded figure, i.e, SA + AC + CT + Arc SBT.

The perimeter of arc SBT can be found using the formula 2πr/4 [Given ⟶ arc SBT = quarter (¼) of a circle].

So,

2πr/4

= 2π(6)/4

= 12π/4

= 3π cm

Now, from the figure..

SA + AC + CT

= (SR - AR) + AC + (RT - RC)

By, rearranging the terms...

= SR + AC + RT - (AR + RC) ---------> (1)

Again, from the figure, we can see that,

  • SR = RT = 6 cm (radii of the same circle)
  • AC = RB = 6 cm (radii of the same circle)
  • AR + RC = 8 cm (length + width of rectangle)

So, by substituting these values in (1)

SR + AC + RT - (AR + RC)

= 6 + 6 + 6 - (8)

= 18 - 8

= 10 cm

And, the perimeter of the shade figure is,

SA + AC + CT + Arc SBT.


= \boxed{\tt\:10 + 3\pi \: cm}

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Hope it helps!


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User Mark Lyons
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Answer:

  • 10 + 3π units

Explanation:

Take into account that:

  • AC = RB as diagonals of rectangle ABCR

Since R is the center and B is on the circle we have:

  • AC = r = 6 units

The arc SBT is the quarter of the length of circle:

  • SBT = 1/4*2πr = 1/2*6π = 3π units

Find the sum of SA and CT:

  • SA + AR = 6 ⇒ SA = 6 - AR
  • CT + RC = 6 ⇒ CT = 6 - RC
  • SA + CT = 6 - AR + 6 - RC = 12 - (AR + RC) = 12 - 8 = 4 units

So the perimeter of shaded zone is:

  • P = 6 + 3π + 4 = 10 + 3π units
User Sarath Rachuri
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