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2. Take a soft wire. Measure it^ prime s length. Make a square, a circle, an equilateral triangle and find their circumference perimeters. Verify that they are equal.​

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Answered by sahilsandeep60
0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the perimeter of each figure be P cm.

Then, side of equilateral triangle

3

P

Side of square =

4

P

Radius of circle =

P

∴T=

4

3

×(

3

P

)

2

=

36

3

P

2

S=(

4

P

)

2

=

16

P

2

C=π×(

P

)

2

=

P

2

=

88

7P

2

=0.0795P

2

⇒T=

36

3

P

2

=

36

1.732

P

2

=0.0481P

2

S=0.0625P

2

C=0.0795P

2

∴C>S>T

Answered by HasiniandHarini
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the perimeter be p, radius of circle be r and side length of square and triangle be a and b respectively.

p=2πr=4a=3b

so r=p2π,a=p4,b=p3

area of circle = πr2=p24π

area of square = a2=p216

area of triangle = 3√4b2=p2123√

Since 4π<16<12 3–√ , area of circle > square > triangle.

In fact, for a given perimeter, a circle has the largest area of all possible figure

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