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A circumference of a circle exceeds its diameter by 30cm. Find the radius of the circle.

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Answered by anonymous64
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<b><u>Heya mate!! Here's your solution</u>
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\huge{Given}

A circumference of a circle exceeds it's diameter by 30 cm.

\huge{To\: Find}

The radius of the circle.

\huge{Solution}

Let the diameter be 'x'.

Then,

circumference = Diameter + 30

= x + 30
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Now,

Circumference of any circle (c) = πd

=> d + 30 = 22/7 × d

=> 30 = (22d/7) - d

=> 30 = (22d-7d)/7

=> 30 = 15d/7

=> 15d = 7×30

=> 15d = 210

=> d = 210/15

=> d = 14

Hence, the diameter is 14 cm.
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Now, we know that radius is half the diameter.

Then,

radius

= diameter/2

= 14/2

= 7 cm

Therefore, the radius is 7 cm
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\mathcal{\blue{Finally,}}

Your answer is -

\boxed{\bold{\mathcal{\red{7\: cm}}}}
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\huge{\bold{\mathfrak{\pink{Thank\: you}}}}

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