if a wire of 440m length is moulded in the form of a circle and a square turn-by-turn, find the ratio of the area of the circle to that of question.
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Answer:
14 : 11
Step-by-step explanation:Total length would not change.
When formed a circle:
total length = circumference(circle)
⇒ 440 = 2πr [r = radius]
⇒ 440 = 2(22/7)r
⇒ 70 = r
Area of circle = πr² = (22/7)*(70)²
= 15400 m²
When formed a square:
total length = perimeter(square)
⇒ 440 = 4*a [a=side]
⇒ 110 = s
Area of square = a² = (110)²
= 12100 m²
∴ Ratio(area) = 15400/12100
= 154/121
= 14/11
The Perimeter of Square is 440m
The Circumference of Circle is 440m
The Ratio of Their Areas.
The Perimeter of Square = 440m
4 × Side = 440m
Side = 440m/4
Side of Square = 110m
The Area of Square = Side × Side
The Area of Square = 110m × 110m
The Area of Square = 12100m²
The Circumference of Circle = 440m
2 × π × Radius = 440m
2 × 22/7 × Radius = 440m
44/7 × Radius = 440m
Radius = 440m × 7/44
Radius of Circle = 70m
The Area of Circle = π × (Radius)²
The Area of Circle = 22/7 × (70m)²
The Area of Circle = 22/7 × 70m × 70m
The Area of Circle = 15400m²
The Ratio of Their Areas = 15400m²/12100m²
The Ratio of Their Areas = 14/11
The Ratio of Their Areas = 14 : 11
- The Ratio of Their Areas = 14 : 11