Math, asked by dwinnie, 2 months ago

a regular hexagon of side 10cm inscribed in a circle. what is the diameter of the circle?

a) 40cm
b) 10cm
c) 20cm
d) 5cm

Answers

Answered by dev17u
0

Answer:

c) 20

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of hexagon = (3√3)/2 x a²

= (3√3)/2 x 100

= 259.81

It means the area of circle must be lesser than 259.81

=> Area of circle = πr²

=> πr² < 259.81

=> r² < 259.81/π

=> r² < 193.88

=> r < 13.9 => d < 27.8

Therefore, nearest value for the diameter given in the options is 20....

So we assume that the diameter of the circle must be 20...

I hope you get it!

Answered by ROHANRS007
1

Answer:

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