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Find the diameter of the circle whose area is equal to the sum of the areas of two circles of diameter 20 cm and 48 cm. ​

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Answered by jayanthilookup0081
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52cm

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r=d÷2

d(1)=20

r=20÷2=10cm\pi \: r {}^{2}

area of 1 st circle =pi×10^(2)=100pi

d (2)=48cm

r=48÷2=24cm

area of 2nd circle =pi×24 ^(2)=576pi

sum of the area of 2 circles =576pi+100pi=676pi

so,area of big circle is 676pi

\pi \times  \sqrt{676 }  = area \: of \: big \: circle \\ \\  \sqrt{676}  = 26

r=26

d=r×2

d=26×2=52cm

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