Math, asked by matta69, 10 months ago

If the following figure is a sector of a circle of radius 10.5 cm then find the perimeter of the sector

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Answered by Zelos
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Answer:

31.99cm

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN:

radius=10.5cm

∠ACB=60°

Solution:

perimeter of sector=∠ACB/360°*circumference/perimeter of circle + 2*radius

=60/360 * π 21 +2*radius

=1/6 * 3.142 * 21 + 21

=31.997 cm

EXPLANATION:

we use 60/360 cause , its not a circle . In a circle the value is 360/360 as a circle have a full angle anyways the value become 1 so we don't consider it

while dealing with such figures use the proper logic of angle/360 cuz default value can vary according to angles


adding 2 times the radius-

the following default method for circumference give value ONLY of outer line but in this case we have AC and BC and AC=BC cuz both are radii of circle. SO remember to add them as well after using basic formula angle/360 * 2πr!

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Answered by AishaSiddiqua
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hope it's help you......
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Zelos: ok take value of pie at 3.142(3.14) and divide 60/360 and keep it as 1/6 so it will look like 1/6 x 3.14 x 21 + 21(here +21 came from both radii of sector) then just divide 21 by 6 ie. 21/6 u will get 3.5 then multiply 3.14 and 3.5 and u will get 10.99 then add +21 in 10.99 you will get 31.99
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