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area of smallest square that can circumscribe a circle of 1386 sq cms is

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by writersparadise
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Since the diameter of the circle will be equal to a side of square, let us take the length of the diameter as “x”.

Area of a circle = 1386  
Area of a circle = (22÷7) X (radius) X (radius)  
1386 = (22÷7) X (radius)ˆ2  
1386X7  = (22) X (radius)ˆ2  
9702÷22 = (radius)ˆ2  
441 = (radius)ˆ2  
Radius = 21 (441 is the square of 21)  
Since, diameter ( x ) is double the radius, we will multiply radius ( 21 ) by 2.   So diameter = 42 cms.

Side of a square = 42 cms.

area of a square = side X side = 42 X 42


= 1,764 square cms.
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