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A circular flower bed is surrounded by a path 5 m wide. The diameter of the flower bed is 65 m. What is the area of this path? (useπ= 3.14)​

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Answered by mrhackrax990
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Step-by-step explanation:

Path is 5m wide

and radius of Circular flower bed = 32.5

Area of Flower bed = πr²

3.14 * (32.5)²

= 3316.625 m²

Path is circular whose width is 5m which means we have to add 5 more to radius since path is circular too we have to find its area and subtract area of Flower bed to get area of path

r+5

= 32.5+5

R=37.5m

Our new radius is 37.5m

Now area of bigger circle = πR² (R is new radius)

= 3.14 * (37.5)²

=3.14 * 1406.25

=4415.625m²

Now area of path= Area of bigger circle - Area of flower bed

= 4415.625-3316.625

= 1099m²

Area of path is 1099m²

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Answered by vaigau007
1

Instruction =In this Answer the path is 4 m wide and the diameter of flower bed is 66 m

It's mean their are two circle from one centre one is flower bed and second is the path

Area of path=Area of larger circle-Area if flower bed

Let find the radius of larger an smaller circle

Smaller circle

diameter of flower bed=d=66m

Radius of flower bed=diameter/2

=66/2

=33m

Larger circle

Radius of larger circle =radius of bed+width of path

33+4

37m

Area of larger circle=πr^2

=π[37]^2

1369πcm2

Area of smaller circle

πr2

π33^2

1089π

Area of path =area of larger circle -Area of sampler circle

=1369π-1089π

={1369-1089}π

=280*3.14

=280*314

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100

=28*314

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10

=8792

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10

=879.2m^2

π

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