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A wire of length 60 cm is cut into two pieces. One piece is used to form a rectangle of length 10 cm and width 8 cm . The other piece is bent into the shape of a regular hexagon. What is the length of each side of hexagon?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by huzaifs673
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Answer:

Length of wire =50 m (Given)

Let length of one piece for shape of square =x m

∴ Length of other piece for shape of circle

=(50−x)m

Now perimeter of square =4a=x

⇒a=

4

x

and circumference of circle =2πr=50−x

⇒r=

50−x

Combined Area =a

2

+πr

2

=

16

x

2

+π⋅(

50−x

)

2

=

16

x

2

+π⋅

2

(50−x)

2

A=

16

x

2

+

(50−x)

2

Differentiating w.r. to x, we get

dx

dA

=

16

2x

+

2(50−x)(−1)

dx

dA

=

8

x

+

(x−50)

=

πx+4x−200

=

x(4+π)−200

For extremum,

dx

dA

=0

∴x(4+π)−200=0

x=

4+π

200

dx

2

d

2

A

>0

A is minimum at x=

4+π

200

∴ Length of square of square wire, x=

4+π

200

m

and length of circle wire =50−x

=50−

4+π

200

=

4+π

50π

m

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