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Find the radius of the circle whose area is equal to the sum of the area of three circle with radii 2, 5 6 cm​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • The circle whose area is equal to the sum of the area of three circle with radii 2, 5, 6 cm.

To find :

  • Radius of the big circle.

Solution :

  • Radii of 1st circle = 2 cm
  • Radii of 2nd circle = 5 cm
  • Radii of 3rd circle = 6 cm

Formula Used :-

{\boxed{\bold{Area\:of\: circle=\pi\:r^2}}}

\sf{Area_{\:\:1st\: circle}=\pi\times\:2^2\:cm^2}

\to\sf{Area_{\:\:1st\: circle}=4\pi\:cm^2}

\sf{Area_{\:\:2nd\: circle}=\pi\times\:5^2\:cm^2}

\to\sf{Area_{\:\:2nd\: circle}=25\pi\:cm^2}

\sf{Area_{\:\:3rd\: circle}=\pi\times\:6^2\:cm^2}

\to\sf{Area_{\:\:3rd\: circle}=36\pi\:cm^2}

Sum of the area of 3 circles ,

= ( 4π + 25π + 36π) cm²

= 65π cm²

Consider,

  • Radius of the big circle = R cm

{\underline{\sf{According\:to\: the\: question:-}}}

\to\sf{\pi\:R^2=65\pi}

\to\sf{R^2=65}

\to\sf{R=\sqrt{65}}

\to\sf{R=8.06}

Therefore, radius of the big circle is 8.06 cm ( approx) .

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