Math, asked by surinderpalpatwari, 3 months ago

Quantitative
12. The perimeter of a semicircle is equal to its area. Its
diameter will be

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Answered by virendrakamagouda
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Answer:

If the perimeter of a semicircle is numerically equal to its area (m. square), what is the length of its diameter? Perimeter of a semicircle=pi*d/2+d=d*(pi/2+1), where d is the diameter of the semicircle. => d=8*(pi/2+1)/pi=4+8/pi=6.5465units (approx.)

Answered by appy1667
2

Answer:

perimeter of semicircle= πr

area of semicircle = π/2 × r²

Step-by-step explanation:

ATQ,

perimeter of semicircle= area of semicircle

π ×r = π /2 × r²

r = 2

since, Diameter= 2× radius

Diameter = 2× 2

= 4

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