Math, asked by aarayana, 11 months ago

a rope by which a calf is increased from 12m to 23m . how much additional grassy ground shall it graze ?

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Answered by sadikalisait
11

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:


original area cow is grazing=(area of whole circle of radius 12 m)= pie*r^2=pie*144=144*pie sq. m


new area cow is grazing=(area of circle of radius 23 m)=pie*R^2=pie*529=529*pie sq. m


increased area=(529*pie-144*pie)sq. m=(529–144)*pie sq. m


=385*pie sq.m=1210 sq. m

Answered by 790sudha
7

original area calf is gazing =( area of whole circle of native 12 m)

\pi \: r  ^{2}  = \pi \times 12 \times 12 \\  = 144\pi \: m ^{2}

new area calf is gazing

=( area of circle of native 23 m)

=

\pi \: r ^{2}  = \pi \times 23 \times 23 \\  = 529\pi \: m^{2}

increased area is =

 = 529\pi \: m ^{2}  - 144\pi \: m ^{2}

 = 385\pi \: m ^{2}  = 385 \times  \frac{22}{7} m^{2}  \\  = 1210m ^{2} ans

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