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Find the area of the circle whose area is equal to sum of areas of the two circles of radius 10cm and 24cm

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Answered by rojaljyothish
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radius of first circle = 10cm
area of the first circle =π r²
                                    =3.14*10*10
                                    =314cm²
radius of second circle = 24cm
area of second circle =π r²
                                    =3.14*24*24
                                    =1808.64cm²
sum of area of two circles = 314+1808.64
                                            =2122.64cm²
∴area of the circle =2122.64

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rg396112: Vvv thnx...
Answered by PiaDeveau
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Area of the circle =2122.64 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Radius of 1st circle = 10 cm

Radius of 2nd circle = 24 cm

Computation:

Area of 1st circle = π r²

=22/7×10×10

= 314 cm²

Area of 2nd circle = π r²

=22/7×24×24

= 1808.64 cm²

Area of new circle = Sum of area of two circles

= 314 cm² + 1808.64 cm²

= 2122.64 cm²

Area of the circle = 2122.64 cm²

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