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find the area of circle where 4 squares of area 16 are inscribed in it
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Answered by madeducators4
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Given :

Area of each square = 16 sq unit

To Find ;

Area of circle in which the 4 squares of area 16 sq  units are inscribed = ?

Solution :

Since the area of each square is 16 sq units and we know  that area of a square is square of its side length i.e.:

A = s^2

Where S is side length .

So, the side length of each of the given squares will be :

s^2= 16 \\

s = \sqrt{16}

Or, s = 4 units

Now  in this case each side of square will act  as the radius of 4 semicircles that we have .

So, area of 4 semicircles = 4 \times (\frac{\pi \times 4^2}{2})    ( ∴area of a semicircle = \frac{\pi \timrs r^2}{2})

                                         = 4 \times (\frac{16 \pi }{2})

                                          =32 \pi

Hence , total area of circle = (16 \times 4) + 32 \pi

                                            = 164.48 sq units  

So, the area of circle is 164.48 sq units .

Answered by pavanidhavala2001
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Step-by-step explanation:

Observe the image..you can consider origin anywhere you'll get the same radius..

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