A sector is a part of the circle

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Perimeter of sector will be the distance around it

Perimeter of Sector - Part 2

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Thus,

Β  Perimeter of sector = πœƒr + 2r

Β  Β = r(πœƒ + 2)

Where πœƒ is in radians

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If angle is in degrees,

πœƒ = Angle Γ— Ο€/(180Β°)

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Let us take some examples:

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Find perimeter of sector whose radius is 2 cm and angle is of 90° 

Perimeter of Sector - Part 3

First,

We need to convert angle in radians

πœƒ = Angle in degree Γ— Ο€/(180Β°)

πœƒ = 90Β° Γ— Ο€/(180Β° )

πœƒ = Ο€/4

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And Radius = r

Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  Β  = 2 cm

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Now,

Β  Perimeter of sectorΒ  = r (πœƒ + 2)

Β  Β  = 2 (Ο€/4+2)

Β  Β  = 2 ((Ο€ + 2 Γ— 4)/4)

Β  Β  = 2 ((Ο€ + 8)/4)

Β  Β  = (Ο€ + 8)/4 cm

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Find perimeter of sector whose radius is 2 cm and angle is Ο€/4 radians

Perimeter of Sector - Part 4

Radius = r

Β  Β  Β = 2 cm

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Angle (in radians) = πœƒ

Β  Β  Β  = Ο€/4

Now,

Β  Perimeter of sector = r (πœƒ + 2)

Β  = 2 (Ο€/4+2)

Β  = 2 ((Ο€ + 2 Γ— 4)/4)= 2 ((Ο€ + 8)/4) = (Ο€ + 8)/4 cm

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