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The shape of a garden is square in the middle and two semicircles at the end. If the perimeter of the garden is 72m, find it's area.

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Answered by lalith2004ky
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Let,

Side of square be x metres.

Radius of the semicircles be r metres.

As the diameter is equal to the side of the square,

x = 2r

Perimeter of the garden = 2×(2πr/2) + 2x

= 2πr +2(2r)

= 2πr + 4r

= 2r(π+2) metres

72 = 2r(π+2)

36 = r(π+2)

36 = r[(22/7) + 2]

36 = r(36/7)

r = 7

Now, r = 7m

Therefore, x = 2r = 14m

Now,

Area of the garden = Area of square + 2× Area of semicircle

= x^2 + 2(πr^2/2)

= x^2 + πr^2

= 14^2 + (22/7)×7^2

= 196 + 154

= 350 sq. metres

Therefore, the area of the garden is 350 sq. metres.

Answered by trishinarayani
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Answer:

350 sq. meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Let,

Side of square be x metres.

Radius of the semicircles be r metres.

As the diameter is equal to the side of the square,

x = 2r

Perimeter of the garden = 2×(2πr/2) + 2x

= 2πr +2(2r)

= 2πr + 4r

= 2r(π+2) metres

72 = 2r(π+2)

36 = r(π+2)

36 = r[(22/7) + 2]

36 = r(36/7)

r = 7

Now, r = 7m

Therefore, x = 2r = 14m

Now,

Area of the garden = Area of square + 2× Area of semicircle

= x^2 + 2(πr^2/2)

= x^2 + πr^2

= 14^2 + (22/7)×7^2

= 196 + 154

= 350 sq. metres

Therefore, the area of the garden is 350 sq. metres.

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