From a Circular Card Sheet of Radius 14 cm, two circles of radius 3.5 cm and rectangle of length 3 cm and Breadth 1 cm are removed. Find the Area of the Remaining Sheet. (Take π
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From a Circular Card Sheet of Radius 14 cm, two circles of radius 3.5 cm and rectangle of length 3 cm and Breadth 1 cm are removed. Find the Area of the Remaining Sheet. (Take π
➣ Radius of Circular Card Sheet = 14 cm
➣ Two Circles and One Rectangle is cutted from the Circular Card Sheet
➣ Radius of 1st Circle = 3.5 cm
➣ Radius of 2nd Circle = 3.5 cm
➣ Length of the Rectangle = 3 cm
➣ Breadth of the Rectangle = 1 cm
➣ Area of The Remaining Sheet
➪ Area of the Circular Card Sheet = πr²
⇒ Area of the Circular Card Sheet =
⇒ Area of the Circular Card Sheet = 616 cm²
➪ Area of one small circle = πr²
⇒Area of one small circle =
⇒Area of one small circle = 38.8 cm²
➪ Area of two small circles = 2 × 38.5 cm²
⇒Area of two small Circles = 77 cm²
➪ Area of the Rectangle = length × breadth
⇒ Area of the Rectangle = 3 cm × 1 cm
⇒ Area of the Rectangle = 3 cm²
➪ Total area to be removed = Area of 2 circles + Area of Rectangle
⇒ Total area to be removed = 77 cm² + 3 cm²
⇒ Total area to be removed = 80 cm²
➪ Area of the Remaining Sheet = Area of Circle - Area to be removed
⇒Area of the Remaining Sheet = 616 cm² - 80 cm²
⇒Area of the Remaining Sheet = 536 cm²
➦ So, the area of the Remaining Sheet is 536 cm².
Answer:
Area of sheet =πr 2 = 22/7 ×14×14
=616cm 2
Area of 2 small circles =2×π×3.5×3.5
=77cm 2
Area of rectangle =3×1=3cm 2
Remaining Area =616−(77+3)
=536cm 2
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