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Find the perimeter of the adjoining figure, if semi-circle is drawn
on the side PS of the rectangle PQRS, taking PS as the diameter.​

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Answered by ItzAditt007
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▪︎PQ = RS = 9cm.

▪︎ QR = PS = 14cm

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▪︎ Perimeter of the given figure.

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▪︎ Perimeter of rectangle

{\large{\red{\boxed{\bold{=\:2(L+B)}}}}}

▪︎ Circumference of semi-circle

{\large{\red{\boxed{\bold{=\:pie×r}}}}}

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▪︎ Perimeter of the above rectangle whose length of one side is removed,

= 2(L+B) - L.

= 2L + 2B - L.

= L + 2B.

= 14cm + 2(9cm)

= 14cm + 18cm.

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▪︎ Circumference of the given semi-circle,

= pie × r.

= 22/7 × 14cm.

= 22 × 2cm.

{\large{\green{\boxed{\bold{=\:44\:Cm.}}}}}

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▪︎ Perimeter of the given figure,

= 32cm + 44cm

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Answered by ss3908917
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