9Wheel turnsdistance=turns×2πrr=radius of the wheel
10Scaling an arealengths×k⇒area×k2lengths +x%⇒area +(2x+100x2)%
11Round at a distancepath length=perimeter+2πdd=gap;the corner arcs make one circle
12Rope round a cornerA rope tied at a corner of a building sweeps 43 of a circle; past each corner it carries on, shorter by that side, sweeping a quarter circle.
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Q1Easy
A rectangular hall is 18 m long and its perimeter is 60 m. What is the area of its floor?
Correct answer·216 m²
Why
Half the perimeter is length plus breadth.
60÷2=30, so the breadth is 30−18=12 m.
The floor is 18×12=216 m².
Q2Easy
A design club is making a circular badge with diameter 28 cm. A 90∘ sector of the badge is coloured blue. Using π=722, what is the area of the blue sector?
Correct answer·154 cm²
Why
A 90∘ sector is one quarter of the circle, so take a quarter of πr2.
The radius is 14 cm: 41×722×196=722×49.
So the blue part is 154 cm², while 616 cm² would be the full badge.
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