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First find the last side of the triangle: c^2 = a^2+b^2 c = sqrt(12^2+16^2) c = sqrt(400) c = 20 So now we have 3 circles with radii of 16, 12 and 10 cm. We need half of the circumference of each of these circles so use the rule: C = 2Pi*r and now divide by 2 because we need half: 0.5C = Pi*r Since we need to add them all together at the end, I would factorise all of the radii together to make it simpler: 0.5C = Pi * (16+12+10) 0.5C = Pi * 38 0.5C = 119.38 Therefore the perimeter of the shape is approximately 119.38cm.
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