Math, asked by dilipguptvishnu, 19 days ago

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

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Answered by srashtiyadav1107

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Answer:

radius of circle= 14cm

area of circle = πr square

area = 22/7 ×14

=44cm

therefore the radius of the circle is 44 cm

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