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58. PERIMETER AND AREA OF A QUARTER CIRCLE The perimeter of the figure shown here consists of a quarter circle and two straight sides. a. Complete the following table. Radius of the quarter circle (in.) 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 Perimeter of the figure Area of the figure

58. PERIMETER AND AREA OF A QUARTER CIRCLE The perimeter of the figure shown here consists of a quarter circle and two straight sides. a. Complete the following table. Radius of the quarter circle (in.) 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 Perimeter of the figure Area of the figure

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58. PERIMETER AND AREA OF A QUARTER CIRCLE The perimeter of the figure shown here consists of a quarter circle and two straight sides. a. Complete the following table. Radius of the quarter circle (in.) 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 Perimeter of the figure Area of the figure b. Plot the graph of the perimeter in terms of the radius. Plot the graph of area in terms of the radius. Which graph appears to be linear. (Note: Because of rounding, the slope may not appear to be exactly constant.) c. Write an equation for the perimeter in terms of the radius. Write an equation for the area in terms of the radius. Which equation is linear? d. Determine the slope of the linear equation. Explain how you did this.
Transcribed Image Text:58. PERIMETER AND AREA OF A QUARTER CIRCLE The perimeter of the figure shown here consists of a quarter circle and two straight sides. a. Complete the following table. Radius of the quarter circle (in.) 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 Perimeter of the figure Area of the figure b. Plot the graph of the perimeter in terms of the radius. Plot the graph of area in terms of the radius. Which graph appears to be linear. (Note: Because of rounding, the slope may not appear to be exactly constant.) c. Write an equation for the perimeter in terms of the radius. Write an equation for the area in terms of the radius. Which equation is linear? d. Determine the slope of the linear equation. Explain how you did this.
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