from a square cardboard is side 21 cm a circle of maximum area of the cardboard left?
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Area of the square cardboard will be =21*21=441cm^2.
Therefore, the largest diameter of the circle from the cardboard will be 21cm.
Area of the largest circle=πr^2=22/7*21/2*21/2=346.5cm^2.
Therefore, area left in cardboard=441-346.5=94.5cm^2.
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Therefore, the largest diameter of the circle from the cardboard will be 21cm.
Area of the largest circle=πr^2=22/7*21/2*21/2=346.5cm^2.
Therefore, area left in cardboard=441-346.5=94.5cm^2.
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hey.. frnd, here's ur answer >>>>>>>>>>>>
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area of cardboard= side×side
=21×21
=441cm^2
the length of the side is 21 cm and if a circle of maximum area is taken then the diameter will be 21cm and radius will be 10.5cm.
area of circle=πr^2
=22/7×10.5×10.5
=2425.5/7
=346.5cm^2
cardboard left=441-346.5
=94.5cm^2
hope this helps u...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
area of cardboard= side×side
=21×21
=441cm^2
the length of the side is 21 cm and if a circle of maximum area is taken then the diameter will be 21cm and radius will be 10.5cm.
area of circle=πr^2
=22/7×10.5×10.5
=2425.5/7
=346.5cm^2
cardboard left=441-346.5
=94.5cm^2
hope this helps u...
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