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a circular garden of radius 10m.A Sprinkle at the centre of a garden can cover and area that has a radius of 7 cm how much area is remaining​

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Answered by tiwarikshama25
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Answered by ROCKSTAR1OO8
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Answer:

We find out area of circular garden and then find out area of circle formed by sprinkle. Then subtract area of sprinkle from that area of circular garden

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of circular garden=πr²

=22/7×10²

=22/7×100

=2200/7m²

Area of circle formed by sprinkle

=πr²

=22/7×[7/100]m²

=22/100m²

Now area which is remaining

2200/7-22/100

=314.2-0.22

=313.98m²

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