Question

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Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Given :-

• No. of squares = 3
• Side of each square = 14 cm

To find :-

• Which square has the highest area of shaded region

Solution :-

$\rightarrow$ In square 1, there is one whole circle with radius 7 cm.

$\rightarrow$In square 2, we see that there are two semi-circles, each of radius 7 cm. Therefore, we can also say that the sum of areas of these two semi-circles would be equal to the area of circle in Square 1.

$\rightarrow$In square 3, there are four quadrants with radius 7 cm. Here also we can also say that the sum of areas of these four quadrants would be equal to the area of circle in Square 1.

In all the three squares, we find that the area of unshaded region is same

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$\Rightarrow$We know that, Area of shaded region = Area of figure - Area of unshaded region and here, we see that in all the three squares, area of figure(that is the square) and area of unshaded region is same.

$\therefore$Each square will have the same area of the shaded region. Thus, option D is correct.