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find the radius of a circle whose area is twice the area of a circle radius 14 cm ?

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Answered by erinna
12

The radius of required circle is x=14\sqrt{2}.

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of a circle is

Area=\pi r^2

If radius of a circle is 14 cm then the area of the circle is

A_1=\pi(14)^2

A_1=196\pi

Let the radius of circle be x, the area of circle is

A_2=\pi x^2

It is given that the area of required circle is twice the area of a circle radius 14 cm.

A_2=2A_1

\pix^2=2(196\pi)

Divide both sides by π.

x^2=2(14)^2

Taking square root on both sides.

x=\sqrt{2(14)^2}

x=14\sqrt{2}

Therefore, the radius of required circle is x=14\sqrt{2}.

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