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if the perimeter of a square and a circle are equal ,then what is the ratio of the side of the square and the radius of the circle​

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Answered by 9d31keerthanaasrip
14

Perimeter of the square = circumference of the circle.

So, 4a = 2πr ,

where a is the length of the side of the square and r is the radius of the circle.

a = πr/2

So ,

area of the square/ area of the circle

= a²/πr²= (π².r²/⁴) πr² (using a= πr/2)

= π/4.

So the ratio of their areas= π:4

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Answered by nishantnath4
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Step -1: Equate perimeter of a square and circle.

Let r be the radius of a circle

and be the side of a square.

From the given data,

Perimeter of a square = Circumference of a circle

⇒4a=2πr

r

a

=

2

π

…(1)

Step -2: Calculate the ratio of area of square and circle.

Area of circle:Area of square

Area of square

Area of circle

=

a

2

πr

2

Area of square

Area of circle

=π(

a

r

)

2

Area of square

Area of circle

=π(

π

2

)

2

(From equation (1))

Area of square

Area of circle

π

2

4

Area of square

Area of circle

=

π

4

Area of square

Area of circle

=

22

4×7

(∵π=

7

22

)

Area of square

Area of circle

=

11

14

Hence, 14:11 is correct answer.

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