Given that OQ: PQ = 3:4
Let ratio coefficient =x, so
OQ = 3x and PQ = 4x
We know that a tangent to a circle is perpendicular to the radius at the point of tangency
So
\(\angle OQP=90^\circ\)
Then applying Pythagoras theorem in triangle POQ
\(OP^2=OQ^2+PQ^2\)
\(OP^2=(3x)^2+(4x)^2\)
\(OP^2=9x^2+16x^2\)
\(OP^2=25x^2\)
\(OP=5x\)
Perimeter of a triangle POQ is = 60 cm, so
\(3x+4x+5x=60\)
\(12x=60\)
\(x=5\)
So,
\(OQ=3x=15\,cm\)
\(PQ=4x=20\,cm\)
\(OP=5x=25\,cm\)
\(QR=2(OQ)=2\times15=30\,cm\)