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Froma sheet of paper of dimensions 2m× 1.5m, how many circle of radius 5 cm can be cut? also find the area of the paper wasted take π=3.14

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Answered by Anonymous
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◾️From a sheet of paper of dimensions 2m× 1.5m, how many circle of radius 5 cm can be cut? also find the area of the paper wasted take π=3.14.

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\large{\bold{\boxed{\red{3\:circles\:can\:be\:cut.}}}}

\large{\bold{\boxed{\red{Remaining\:sheet\:will\:be\:0.0081m.}}}}

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Given:

◾️Dimensions of The Sheet i.e.2m×1.5m.

◾️Radius of the circle i.e. 5cm

To find:

◾️Circles can be cut from the sheet.

Solution:

\bold{Area\:of\:rectangle\:=\:L\:×\:B}

\bold{Area\:of\:the\:sheet\:=\:2m\:×\:1.5m}

\bold{\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:\:=\:3m}

\implies\bold{3×100=\:300m}

\bold{Now,\:Area\:of\:the\:circle\:=\pi r^{2}}

\bold{Area\:of\:the\:circle\:=\:3.14×5×5}

\implies \bold{78.57}

\implies\bold{No.\:of\:circles\:can\:be\:cut\:=\:300\:÷\:78.57}

\implies \bold{3.81}

\bold{So,The\:numbers\:of\:circles\:can\:be} \bold{from\:the\:sheet\:is\:3.}

\bold{And\:remaining\:sheet\:or\:the\:waste} \bold{paper\:is\:0.81cm\:or\:0.0081m}

[ Note: Always remember that The dimensions of the sheet of paper is given in metre and radius of the circle is given in centimetre. ]

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Anonymous: So, awful answer
Answered by Anonymous
8

300 Circles will be cut out and the remaining area of the sheet which wasted is 6450cm² is the correct answer

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Solved by Jalaj Kr. (Nobilian) De nobili school

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