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The perimeter of a quarter circle is 35.7 millimeters. What is the quarter circle's radius?

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Answer:

r = 10 mm

Explanation:

Formula of a quater circle perimeter: P = (
(\pi )/(2) + 2 )r

You substitute the given perimeter then you'll have something that looks like this : 35.7 = (
(\pi )/(2)+2)r

Then you divide both sides by (
(\pi )/(2)+2) to get the answer

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