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Answered by digi18
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Let r1 and r2 are the radius of two circle.

Sum of their areas are


\pi \ r1 {}^{2}  + \pi \ r2 {}^{2}  = 130\pi \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: eq1
Distance between there centres are

r1 - r2 = 8 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: eq2

r1 = 8 + r2

now \: put \: value \: of \: r1 \: in \: eq1

\pi \ (8 + r2) {}^{2}  + \pi  \ r 2 {}^{2}  = 130\pi

cancel \: \pi \: on \: both \: side

64 + 16r2 \:   + r2 {}^{2}  + r2 {}^{2}  = 130

2r2 {}^{2}  + 16r2 - 66 = 0

Take 2 common

r2 {}^{2}  + 8r2 - 33 = 0

r2 {}^{2}  + 11r2 - 3r2 - 33 = 0

r2(r2 + 11) - 3(r2 + 11) = 0

(r2 - 3)(r2 + 11) = 0

since \: radius \: can \: not \: be \: negative
so \: r2 = 3cm

now \: put \: r2 \: in \: eq2

r1 - r2 = 8

r1 - 3 = 8

r1 = 11cm

your \: answer \: is  \\ \: r1 = 3cm \: and \: r2 = 11cm

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