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Answer:

c. 36·x

Explanation:

Part A

The details of the circle are;

The area of the circle, A = 12·π cm²

The diameter of the circle, d =
\overline {AB}

Given that
\overline {AB} is the diameter of the circle, we have;

The length of the arc AB = Half the the length of the circumference of the circle

Therefore, we have;

A = 12·π = π·d²/4 = π·
\overline {AB}²/4

Therefore;

12 =
\overline {AB}²/4

4 × 12 =
\overline {AB}²


\overline {AB}² = 48


\overline {AB} = √48 = 4·√3


\overline {AB} = 4·√3

The circumference of the circle, C = π·d = π·
\overline {AB}

Arc AB = Half the the length of the circumference of the circle = C/2

Arc AB = C/2 = π·
\overline {AB}/2


\overline {AB} = 4·√3

∴ C/2 = π·4·√3/2 = 2·√3·π

The length of arc AB = 2·√3·π cm

Part B

The given parameters are;

The length of
\overline {OF} = The length of
\overline {FB}

Angle D = angle B

The radius of the circle = 6·x

The measure of arc EF = 60°

The required information = The perimeter of triangle DOB

We have;

Given that the base angles of the triangles DOB are equal, we have that ΔDOB is an isosceles triangle, therefore;

The length of
\overline {OD} = The length of
\overline {OB}

The length of
\overline {OB} =
\overline {OF} +
\overline {FB} =
\overline {OF} +
\overline {OF} = 2 ×
\overline {OF}

∴ The length of
\overline {OD} = 2 ×
\overline {OF} = The length of
\overline {OB}

Given that arc EF = 60°, and the point 'O' is the center of the circle, we have;

∠EOF = The measure of arc EF = 60° = ∠DOB

Therefore, in ΔDOB, we have;

∠D + ∠B = 180° - ∠DOB = 180° - 60° = 120°

∵ ∠D = ∠B, we have;

∠D + ∠B = ∠D + ∠D = 2 × ∠D = 120°

∠D = ∠B = 120°/2 = 60°

All three interior angles of ΔDOB = 60°

∴ ΔDOB is an equilateral triangle and all sides of ΔDOB are equal

Therefore;

The length of
\overline {OD} = The length of
\overline {OB} = The length of
\overline {DB} = 2 ×
\overline {OF}

The perimeter of ΔDOB = The length of
\overline {OD} + The length of
\overline {OB} + The length of
\overline {DB} = 2 ×
\overline {OF} + 2 ×
\overline {OF} + 2 ×
\overline {OF} = 6 ×
\overline {OF}

∴ The perimeter of ΔDOB = 6 ×
\overline {OF}

The radius of the circle =
\overline {OF} = 6·x

∴ The perimeter of ΔDOB = 6 × 6·x = 36·x

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