A five rupee coin and a ten rupee coin are placed such that they touch each other.Sum of their area 117 mm^2 and distance between their centres is 15mm
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Radius of coins are 6 & 9 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
Let sat Radius of Rs 5 coin = R mm
ad distance between center points = 15 mm
=> Radius of Rs 10 coin = 15 - R mm
Area of Rs 5 coins = π R²
Area of Rs 10 coin = π (15-R)²
Total Area = π R² + π (15-R)²
π R² + π (15-R)² = 117
=> (22/7) ( R² + 225 + R² - 30R) = 117
=> 22(2R² -30R + 225) = 819
=> 44R² - 660R + 4950 = 819
=> 44R² - 660R + 4131 = 0
Data is wrong as it gets D -ve
hence imaginary number
Let say area = π117 mm²
2R² -30R + 225 = 117
=> 2R² -30R + 108 = 0
=> R² - 15R + 54 = 0
=> R² - 9R - 6R + 54 = 0
=> R(R-9) -6(R-9) = 0
=> (R-9)(R-6) = 0
=> R = 9 or 6
Then 15 - R = 6 or 9
Radius of coins are 6 & 9 mm
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