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the perimeter of a quadrant is 52cm, find the radius of the quadrant

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The radius of the quadrant whose perimeter is 52cm is 14.56cm.

A quadrant is 1/4th of a circle, consisting of two radii, perpendicular to each other.

So, the perimeter of a quadrant consists of two radii and an arc, which is 1/4th the perimeter of a circle.

Therefore, the perimeter of the quadrant = 2r + (1/4)*(2πr) = 2r + (πr/2).

Now, we are given the perimeter of the quadrant = 52cm and are asked to find its radius.

We suppose the radius to be r cm.

Therefore, we can say that:

52 = 2r + (πr/2).

or, 52 = (4r + πr)/2

or, 52*2 = r(4 + π)

or, r = 104/(4 + π) = 14.56.

Therefore, the radius of the quadrant whose perimeter is 52cm is 14.56cm.

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