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Abs one of the direct common tangent of two circles of radii 12 centimetre and 4 cm respectively touching each other find the area of the region enclosed by circles and the tangent

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Answered by prashilpa
28

Answer:

18.53 Square cm (Appr)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let P and Q be the centers of the circles with radii 12 and 4 cm respectively.  

PA = 12, QB = 4 PQ = 12 + 4 = 16

PR = PA – RA = 12 – 4 = 8

In ∆PQR, PQ^2 = PR^2 + QR^2

QR^2 = 16*16 – 8*8 = 192  

QR = 8√3

AB = 8√3

In quadrilateral ABQP, PA is parallel to QB.

ABQP is a trapezium.

Area of ABQP = (½)*AB(PA + QB)

= ½*8√3*(12 + 4) = 63√3 s.cm.

In right ∆PQR,  

Tan(P) = QR / PR = 8√3/8 = √3

So Angle P = 60 degrees.

Angle Q = 180 – 60 = 120 degrees.

Area of region enclosed by circles and common tangent = Area of the shaded region  

= Area of PABQ – Area(Sector PAS) – Area(Sector QSB)

= 64√3 – ((60/360)*π*12*12) – ((120/360)* π*4*4

= 64√3 – 24 π – (16 π/3)

= 18.53 Square cm (Appr)

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Answered by sachi25
2

Answer:

Consider two circles of radii 12cm and 4cm with centers B and A respectively.

The length of direct common tangent to both the circles is 15cm.

CD=15 cm

CD=BE=15 cm

AE=AC−CE

AE=12−4=8 cm

AB=x cm

In the right triangle BEA,

Using Pythagoras theorem,

BE

2

+EA

2

=BA

2

x

2

=8

2

+15

2

x

2

=289

x=17 cm

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