Using perimeter formula 2 x π x r = 44 with π = 22/7, we get 2 x (22/7) x r = 44. Dividing both sides by 44/7 gives radius r = 7 cm.
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With replacement, tree branches into 4 paths then 4 paths each, creating 16 pairs (size 16). Without replacement, first draw branches into 4 paths then 3 paths each, creating 12 pairs (size 12).