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9. The circumference of a circle exceeds its diameter by 180 cm. Calculate (i) the radius (ii) the circumference and (iii) the area of the circle.

[Hint. (20 - 2r) = 180.)​

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Answered by BrainlyVirat
103

Answer: i) the radius: 42cm (ii) the circumference: 264 cm and (iii) the area of the circle: 5,539 cm².

Step by step explanation:

  • Given: Circumference of the circle exceeds it's diameter by 180 cm.

  • To find: (i) the radius (ii) the circumference and (iii) the area of the circle.

Lets assume the radius as 'r' cm.

Thus, it's diameter = d = 2r.

Now, We know that,

  • Circumference of circle = 2πr

Thus, As given:

2πr - 2r = 180 cm

2r(π - 1) = 180

2r(3.14 - 1) = 180

6.28r - 2r = 180

4.28r = 180

r = 180/4.28

r = 42 cm

Thus, we got the value of I) radius i.e: 42 cm.

Now,

  • ii) Circumference = 2 π r

= 2 × 3.14 × 42

= 264 cm (approx.)

  • iii) Area of circle = πr²

= 3.14 × 42 × 42

= 5,539 cm² (approx.)

Thus, we got all the answers.

Final answer:

Radius of the circle is 42 cm, Circumference: 264 cm and Area: 5,539 cm² (approx.)


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Answered by Anonymous
93

AnswEr:

  • Radius of circle is 42 cm.

  • Circumference of circle is 264 cm.

  • Area of circle is 5544 cm²

ExplanaTion:

It is given that, circumference exceeds its diameter by 180 cm.

\therefore \large{\boxed{\sf{\red{(2 \pi r - 2r) = 180}}}}

Taking 2r as common,

: \implies \sf{2r( \pi - 1 )= 180}

Substitute π = \sf{\bold{\dfrac{22}{7}}}

: \implies \sf{( \dfrac{22}{7} - 1) 2r = 180}

: \implies \sf{(\dfrac{22}{7} - 1) 2r = 180}

Taking LCM,

: \implies \sf{r = \dfrac{180 \times 7}{15 \times 2}}

: \implies \sf{\blue{r = 42\:cm}}

Hence, radius of circle is 42 cm.

\rule{200}2

Now, we have to find circumference and area of circle.

We know that,

\large{\boxed{\sf{\pink{Circumference\:of\:circle\:=\:2 \pi r}}}}

Substituting the values,

: \implies \sf{Circumference\:of\:circle\:=\:2 \:  \times \dfrac{22}{7 \! \! \! \backslash}  \times \: 42 \! \! \! \! \! \! \: \backslash}

: \implies \sf{\green{Circumference\:of\:circle\:=\:264\:cm}}

Hence, circumference of circle is 264 cm.

We also know that,

\large{\boxed{\sf{\purple{Area\:of\:circle\:=\: \pi r^2}}}}

: \implies \sf{Area\:of\:circle\:=\: \dfrac{22}{7 \! \! \! \backslash} \times {42 \!\!\!\! \backslash} \:  \:   \times 42}

: \implies \sf{\red{Area\:of\:circle\:=\:5544\:cm^2}}

Hence, area of circle is 5544 cm²


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