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A circular garden has a radius 42m. A 7m wide road runs on the outside around it. Find the cost of constructing the road at 15 rupees per m.sq.

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Answered by susmita075
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Answer:

radius of the circular garden(r) = 42m

width of the road =7m

radius of the larger circle formed including the path =(42+7) = 49m (R)

volume of the road = volume of the larger circle - volume of the smaller circle

= πR^2 -πr^2

= π (R^2-r^2)

= π (R+r) (R-r)

= 22/7 × (49+42)×(49-42)

=22/7× 91 ×7

=22×91

= 2002m^2

cost of constructing per m =₹15

total cost = ₹(2002×15)

= ₹ 30030

Answered by yagnikk2509
0

Answer:

radius of the circular garden(r) = 42m

width of the road =7m

radius of the larger circle formed including the path =(42+7) = 49m (R)

volume of the road = volume of the larger circle - volume of the smaller circle

= πR^2 -πr^2

= π (R^2-r^2)

= π (R+r) (R-r)

= 22/7 × (49+42)×(49-42)

=22/7× 91 ×7

=22×91

= 2002m^2

cost of constructing per m =₹15

total cost = ₹(2002×15)

= ₹ 30030

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