Alphys' Self-Made Computer! [Part I]

Geometry Level 2

Alphys, the Royal Scientist and is officially Undyne's "friend" , has been recently been designing a new computer by herself for research purposes. She is starting to make icons for her desktop. This is a symbol that she has used for the Core Expansion folder:

Upon inquiring more as to how she made the logo, she gave some more information...

a + b + c = 10 a + b + c = 10

• The 270 ° 270° sector has the arc length of 7.5 π 7.5π

• All angles that look perpendicular are perpendicular, and lines that look parallel are parallel

She then asked me to solve this question, as I was going to The Advanced Math Quiz | 20XX , and it was to happen in a week...

What is the perimeter of his figure? Dotted lines are not counted \large \text{What is the perimeter of his figure? Dotted lines are not counted}

Give your answer to two decimal places \large \text{Give your answer to two decimal places}


Whoever wants to submit a report for this problem can go here \color{#333333}\text{Whoever wants to submit a report for this problem can go here}


The answer is 53.56.

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2 solutions

Frisk Dreemurr
Aug 2, 2020

10 + 10 + 5 + 5 + 7.5 π 30 + 23.56 10 + 10 + 5 + 5 + 7.5π ≈ 30 + 23.56

Therefore, the perimeter is approximately 53.56 \boxed{53.56}

@Percy Jackson

Frisk Dreemurr - 10 months, 1 week ago

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I'm busy making the daily challenge solution, please don't disturb @Frisk Dreemurr

A Former Brilliant Member - 10 months, 1 week ago

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K, I am checking on that as well, thought to mention that I made a solution this time...

Frisk Dreemurr - 10 months, 1 week ago

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@Frisk Dreemurr Ok, good solution, but how do you know that is a square and the 2 sides of length a+b+c are equal? What's the proof @Frisk Dreemurr

A Former Brilliant Member - 10 months, 1 week ago

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@A Former Brilliant Member Two sides, equal

All angles, 90° (mentioned in diagram, search if you have a sharp eye...)

Therefore, it is a square

Frisk Dreemurr - 10 months, 1 week ago

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@Frisk Dreemurr But you haven't mentioned 90 degrees for the big square in your solution. You should at least say that they are parallel or mark the angles of the big square properly :) @Frisk Dreemurr

A Former Brilliant Member - 10 months, 1 week ago

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@A Former Brilliant Member @Percy Jackson , is the question correct now...?

Frisk Dreemurr - 10 months, 1 week ago

Same solution but I worked out the 5 5 from the circumference of the circle.

Lâm Lê - 8 months, 1 week ago

ah yes, alphys' "freind"

Jillian Panza - 8 months ago

My explanation; I will shortly be posting my code to find the perimeter of any of these shaped things, no matter what the length

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