In Fig. 6.13, we see points P and Q and two paths connecting them. The first path is made up of the semicircle a. The other path is made up of three semicircles (b, c and d). Which path is longer? Choose one: (i) Path a is longer. (ii) Path b + c + d is longer. (iii) The two paths have equal length.

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