Math, asked by kasnda, 1 year ago

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A square is inscribed in a circle
with a radius of 10. What is the
area of the space between the
circle and the square? (Leave
answer in terms of
π.)

Answers

Answered by proudyindian9603
6
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HERE IS YOUR ANSWER.....☺

Area of Circle = Πr²
here r= 10
so, area = 100Π unit²................(eq-1)

now we know in an inscribed square the radius is equal to half diagonal
so, full diagonal = 20

now using Pythagoras theorem in any one triangle of the square divided by its diagonal.
we get the side of square=20/√2
so ,

area of square =side²

= (20/√2)²=40/2 = 20
so,area of square = 20 unit².....(eq-2)

NOW AREA OF LEAVE PLACE
= AREA OF CIRCLE - AREA OF SQUARE
=\huge\red{100Π-20}

I HOPE IT IS HELPFUL....☺
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Answered by Anonymous
3
HEY....HERE IS YOUR ANSWER...

Area of Circle = Πr²
here r= 10
so, area = 100Π

now we know in an inscribed square the radius is equal to half diagonal
so, full diagonal = 20

now using Pythagoras theorem in any one triangle of the square divided by its diagonal.
we get the side of square=20/√2
so ,

area of square =side²

= (20/√2)²=40/2 = 20
so,area = 20

NOW AREA OF LEAVE PLACE
= AREA OF CIRCLE - AREA OF SQUARE
=\small\green{100Π-20}

i hope it will help you...☺

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