Math, asked by ayushbhutra1234, 10 months ago

Is the perimeter of both of the figures same? If not then find and compare
the perimeter of both of the figures.

Radius = 16cm

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Answered by bhavya8453

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yes the perimeter is same of all two figure

Answered by abhishekmaths

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yes perimeter of both figures is same you can simply try to accommodate the curved figures into circle and you will find that it works.

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