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14. Two concentric circles have the radii 12 cm and 10.5 cm, respectively. Calculate the area of the space
enclosed by these two circles. (π= 3.14)​




Answers

Answered by pravals388
10

Answer:

3.14[(144+110.25)]

3.14(254.25)

=798.345

Answered by TanikaWaddle
24

area of the space enclosed by these two circles = 105.975 cm ²

Step-by-step explanation:

two concentric circles having radii 12 cm and 10.5 cm

let the radius of outer circle = 12 cm

let the radius of inner circle = 10.5 cm

area of outer circle = \pi R^2

R= 12 cm

area of outer circle = \pi (12)^{2}= 144\pi

area of the inner circle =  \pi r^2

r= 10.5 cm

area of inner circle = \pi (10.5)^2= 110.25\pi

area of the space enclosed by these two circles= area of outer circle -area of inner circle

= 144\pi- 110.25\pi

= (144- 110.25) \pi

using \pi =3.14

=33.75\times 3.14

=105.975 cm²

hence,

area of the space enclosed by these two circles = 105.975 cm ²

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