Question

A horse is tethered by a rope 10 m long at a point. Find the area of the region where it can graze. (π=3.14)​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The area of the region, the horse can graze is circular with radius equal to length of the rope.

Area of a circle πr²

=3.14×10²

=3.14×100=314

Hence, the area of region where horse can graze = 314m²

Answer 2

Here it is given that a horse is tethered by a rope at a point.

The rope has a length of 10 m

We have to find the area where it can graze.

First, we should understand that when a horse is tethered at a point then it can only move in a limited circular area.

So, here the area which we have to find will be a circular area.

Area of circle = πr²

                      = 3.14 × 10 × 10  ( ∵ π=3.14 )

                      = 3.14 × 100

                      = 314 m²

Hence, the area in which the horse can graze will be 314 m²