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A wire in the shape of a rectangle of dimensions 14.2 cm × 10 cm is opened up to form a square and a circle turn-by-turn find the side of the square and radius of the circle​​

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Answered by Anonymous
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so the circumference of both square and circle made by the wire would be same

so the perimeter of rectangle........
2(l+b) = p

2×(14.2+10) = p

48.4 cm

【i】 so of both square and circle the value would be same

48.4 = \: 4× side

side = \frac{48.4}{4} cm

side = 14.1 cm

so the side of square would be 14.1 cm

【ii】 now the circumference of the circle would be same as perimeter of rectangle

48.4 = 2 × \frac{22}{7} × r

r = \frac{48.4×7}{22×2}

r = \frac{338.8}{44}

r = 7.7

so the radius is 7.7 cm

raazz8280: hi but in the book answer is 12.1 and 7.7
Anonymous: but you can check my calculations all are correct
raazz8280: yes
Anonymous: so is your book is wrong
raazz8280: but how 12.1 is coming
Anonymous: or your question you asked
raazz8280: anyother way?
Anonymous: now it is only
raazz8280: ok
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