Math, asked by rixunaseem, 11 months ago

The diagram below shows two overlapping semicircles, with centres 1 and 2, inside a square.
The diameters of the semi-circles are equal to the length of the sides of the square. If the area of
the shaded region is equal to 8.9325 2
, find the perimeter of the shaded region.

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Answered by amitnrw
1

Perimeter of the shaded region =  17.85

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Side of Square = 2a

Area of Square = 2a * 2a = 4a²

Diameter - 2a

Radius = a

arcs intersect at 90°

Area of un shaded region =  2 arcs with 90°  + a square of side a

= 2 * (90/360) π a²  + a²

=  π a²/2  + a²

Area with shaded region = 4a² - (π a²/2  + a²)

= 3a² - π a²/2

3a² - π a²/2 = 8.9325 2

=> a² = 6.25

=> a = 2.5

perimeter of the shaded region  = 2a + 2a  ( two sides of square)  + 2 * arcs at 90 deg

= 4a  + 2 * (1/4) 2πa

= 4 * 2.5  +  3.14 * 2.5

= 10 + 7.85

= 17.85

perimeter of the shaded region =  17.85

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