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Answered by EuphoricEpitome
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Answer:

» Given:

\small\mathbb\fcolorbox{black}{pink}{Perimeter\:of \:the \:figure\:is \: 14.28 \:ft}

» Perimeter of figure will be -

r+r+ 2πr/4

= 2r+ πr/2

by equating with the value..

(using π = 3.14)

2r + 3.14r/2 = 14.28

2r + 1.57r = 14.28

3.57 r = 14.28

r = 14.28/3.57

\pink{r = 4 ft}

» We know that,

\pink{Area\:of \:quadrant =} πr²/4

by putting values

πr²/4 =

(3.14×4)/4

= 3.14

therefore,

\blue{Area\:of\:the\:figure= 3.14\: ft\: squared }

Answered by ItzDαrkHσrsє
2

\huge\underline\mathrm{Question:-}

  • To find quarter circle's area.

\huge\underline\mathrm{Given:-}

  • Perimeter of quarter circle is 14.28 ft.

\huge\underline\mathrm{Solution:-}

Perimeter of fig will be :

  • 2r + pie r / 2

Putting values according to conditions ...

14.28 = 2r +  \frac{3.14r}{2}

14.28 = 2r + 1.5r

14.28 = 3.5r

 \frac{14.28}{3.5}  = r

4 = r

r = 4ft

Area of Quadrant :

 \frac{\pi {r}^{2} }{4}

 \frac{3.14 \times 16}{4}

 = 3.14

\huge\underline\mathrm{Answer:-}

  • The area of quarter circle is 3.14 sq.ft

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