In circular table cover of radius 32cm design is formed leaving an equilateral triangle KBC in the middle as shown in ( figure 12.24 ) find the area of the design ?
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We have to find the area of the design.
Hence,
We can say that,
Area of the design = Area of the circle - Area of ∆ ABC
So,
Let's find the area of circle
So,
r = 32 cm
We know that,
Now,
Let's find the area of ∆ ABC
Here
We have to do some construction !
Firstly,
Let the centre of circle be 'T'
Join TA , TB, TC
Hence,
TA = TB = TC ( Radius of same circle )
AB = AC = BC ( Sides of equi. Triangle )
Hence,
We can say that ,
Angle ATB = Angle BTC = Angle ATC ... (1)
But,
Sum of angles around any point equals to 360°
Hence,
Angle ATB + Angle BTC + Angle ATC = 360°
Angle BTC + Angle BTC + Angle BTC = 360°
3 ( Angle BTC ) = 360°
Angle BTC = 360°/3
Angle BTC = 120°
Now,
We know that
∆ ATB , ∆ ATC and ∆ BTC are congruent.
Hence,
Area ∆ ATB = Area ∆ ATC = Area ∆ BTC
Hence,
Now,
Let's find Area of ∆ BTC
Area of ∆ BTC = 1/2 × Base × Height
Now,
Again, We have to do some construction !
Draw TM perpendicular to BC
So, Angle TMB = Angle TMC = 90°
In ∆ TMB and ∆ TMC ,
Angle TMB = Angle TMC
TB = TC ( Radius )
TM = TM ( Common side )
Hence,
∆ TMB = ∆ TMC
Hence,
By c. p. c. t,
Angle BTM = Angle CTM
Angle BTM = Angle CTM = 1/2 Angle BTC
Angle BTM = Angle CTM = 60°
Now,
We know that,
∆ TMB = ∆ TMC
By c. p. c. t
TM = CM
Hence,
TM = CM = 1/2 × BC ... (2)
Now,
In ∆ TMB,
sin T = opposite / Hypotenuse
sin 60° = BM / TB
√3/2 = BM / 32
32√3 = 2 MB
16 √3 = MB
Now,
In ∆ TMB,
cos T = adjacent / Hypotenuse
cos 60° = TM / TB
1/2 = TM / 32
32 = 2 TM
16 = TM
Now,
From (2) ,
BM = 1/2 × BC
BC = 2 BM
BC = 2 × 16 √3
BC = 32 √3
Now,
Area of ∆ BTC = 1/2 × Base × Height
= 1/2 × BC × TM
= 1/2 × 32 √3 × 16
= 32√3 × 8
= 256√3
Now,
We know that,
Area (∆BTC) = 1/3 × Area of ∆ ABC
256√3 = 1/3 × Area of ∆ ABC
3 ( 256 √3 ) = Area of ∆ ABC
Area of ∆ ABC = 768 √3 sq.cm
Now,
Finally ,
Area of the design = Area of the circle - Area of ∆ ABC
We know that,
√3 = 1.73
Hence,
Area of the design is 1889.6 cm^2 or 1890 cm^2.
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We have to find the area of the design.
Hence,
We can say that,
Area of the design = Area of the circle - Area of ∆ ABC
So,
Let's find the area of circle
So,
r = 32 cm
We know that,
Now,
Let's find the area of ∆ ABC
Here
We have to do some construction !
Firstly,
Let the centre of circle be 'T'
Join TA , TB, TC
Hence,
TA = TB = TC ( Radius of same circle )
AB = AC = BC ( Sides of equi. Triangle )
Hence,
We can say that ,
Angle ATB = Angle BTC = Angle ATC ... (1)
But,
Sum of angles around any point equals to 360°
Hence,
Angle ATB + Angle BTC + Angle ATC = 360°
Angle BTC + Angle BTC + Angle BTC = 360°
3 ( Angle BTC ) = 360°
Angle BTC = 360°/3
Angle BTC = 120°
Now,
We know that
∆ ATB , ∆ ATC and ∆ BTC are congruent.
Hence,
Area ∆ ATB = Area ∆ ATC = Area ∆ BTC
Hence,
Now,
Let's find Area of ∆ BTC
Area of ∆ BTC = 1/2 × Base × Height
Now,
Again, We have to do some construction !
Draw TM perpendicular to BC
So, Angle TMB = Angle TMC = 90°
In ∆ TMB and ∆ TMC ,
Angle TMB = Angle TMC
TB = TC ( Radius )
TM = TM ( Common side )
Hence,
∆ TMB = ∆ TMC
Hence,
By c. p. c. t,
Angle BTM = Angle CTM
Angle BTM = Angle CTM = 1/2 Angle BTC
Angle BTM = Angle CTM = 60°
Now,
We know that,
∆ TMB = ∆ TMC
By c. p. c. t
TM = CM
Hence,
TM = CM = 1/2 × BC ... (2)
Now,
In ∆ TMB,
sin T = opposite / Hypotenuse
sin 60° = BM / TB
√3/2 = BM / 32
32√3 = 2 MB
16 √3 = MB
Now,
In ∆ TMB,
cos T = adjacent / Hypotenuse
cos 60° = TM / TB
1/2 = TM / 32
32 = 2 TM
16 = TM
Now,
From (2) ,
BM = 1/2 × BC
BC = 2 BM
BC = 2 × 16 √3
BC = 32 √3
Now,
Area of ∆ BTC = 1/2 × Base × Height
= 1/2 × BC × TM
= 1/2 × 32 √3 × 16
= 32√3 × 8
= 256√3
Now,
We know that,
Area (∆BTC) = 1/3 × Area of ∆ ABC
256√3 = 1/3 × Area of ∆ ABC
3 ( 256 √3 ) = Area of ∆ ABC
Area of ∆ ABC = 768 √3 sq.cm
Now,
Finally ,
Area of the design = Area of the circle - Area of ∆ ABC
We know that,
√3 = 1.73
Hence,
Area of the design is 1889.6 cm^2 or 1890 cm^2.
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