The answer would be 0.25... when multiplying by 10, shift the decimal place one to the right.
Answer:
We can find the radius from circumference and then area
Circumference(C) = 2πr
r = C/2π
r = 20/2π
r = 10/π
Area = πr²
Area = π × 10/π × 10/π
Area = 100/π
Area = 100/3.14
Area = 10000/314 = 31.84 cm² (approx)
Area = 32 cm² (Rounding to nearest whole number)
Answer:
The perimeter of the quarter-circle is 200 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the angle of quarter-circle is 90°. So using Length of Arc formula, you are able to find the length of curve :

Let r be radius = 56 cm,
Let θ = 90°




We have already found the arc. Next we have to add up together to find the perimeter :


