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On a circular table cover of radius 42cm, a design is formed by a girl leaving a equilateral triangle ABC in the middle as shown in the figure. find the covered area of design.
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Heya...!!!!
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Solution.....
Construction: Draw OD _|_ BC and join OB and OC
In ∆BOD and ∆COD
OB = OC (radiii)
OD = OD (common)
And ∆ODB = ∆ODC = 90°
Therefore
by using R.H.S congruent condition
∆ODB and ∆ODC
=> BD = DC. (by CPCT)
or BC = 2BD......(i)
∆ODB and ∆COD. (by CPCT)
=> ∆BOD and ∆COD

=> 60°
Now In ∆BOD,we have





From 1 we get,
BC = 2BD

Now Area of Shaded Part
Area of Circle - Area of ∆ABC



.........✍️.....Hope it helps
............✍️
Solution.....
Construction: Draw OD _|_ BC and join OB and OC
In ∆BOD and ∆COD
OB = OC (radiii)
OD = OD (common)
And ∆ODB = ∆ODC = 90°
Therefore
by using R.H.S congruent condition
∆ODB and ∆ODC
=> BD = DC. (by CPCT)
or BC = 2BD......(i)
∆ODB and ∆COD. (by CPCT)
=> ∆BOD and ∆COD
=> 60°
Now In ∆BOD,we have
From 1 we get,
BC = 2BD
Now Area of Shaded Part
Area of Circle - Area of ∆ABC
.........✍️.....Hope it helps
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I hope it is help full for you
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