Find the perimeter for the following figures. All arcs shown are the arcs of circles. Either leave in terms of π by entering answers with the word pi, or use 3.14 for pi and round your answer to the nearest 10th.

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1) There are 2 semi circles and one rectangle in the given figure.So, from the given figure we can say,total perimeter=2(perimeter of one semi circle)+2(length of rectangle)perimeter of semi circle =πrwhere, r=radius of circle=2πperimeter of semi circle =2π unitsTotal perimeter =2(perimeter of semi circle)+2(length of rectangle)=4π+16 units2) We can see there is a square with corners cut in circular shape.So, total perimeter =(perimeter of inner square of side length10)+4(arc length of corner circles)=(perimeter of inner square of side length10)+4(circumference of quarter circle)circumference of quarter circle =14(2πr)=πr2 unitsperimeter of square =4(side length) unitsside of square =10 unitsradius of circle =16−102=3 unitstotal perimeter =4(side)+4(πr2)=4(10)+4(3π2)=40+6π units1) 4π+162) 6π+40

Find the perimeter for the following figures. All arcs shown

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