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PERIMETER AND AREA

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Answer:

perimeter= p1+p2 +p3+p4=add all sides.

area =l×b=

(10m×14m)= 140m

Answer:

Perimeter = 33.4248cm

Area = 29.42478cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter = half circle + rectangle length + radius + 90degree section + rectangle length + radius

radius of the circles = (14 - 10)/2 = 2

Perimeter = 2π + 10 + 2 + π + 10 + 2

Perimeter = 3π + 24 = 33.4248cm

Area = half circle + rectangle + quarter circle

Area = π(2)²/2 + 10×2 + π(2)²/4

Area = 29.42478cm²

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