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In Figure, PQ is a diameter of the circle with centre O. PS and QR are perpendiculars to a line XY. PS intersects the circle at T. Prove that ST = QR.​

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Answered by wanio9021
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Given, Length (PQ)= 10cm

Given, Breadth (QR) = 7cm

Area of Rectangle PQRS will be = 10 * 7

= 70cm^2

Given that two semicircles of Diameter QR and PS are cut off, then

Area of remaining part will be Area of the rectangle - Area of the semicircle

Area of semicircle = pi * r * r/2

= (22/7 * 3.5 *3.5 )/2

= 38.5/2

= 19.25cm^2

Area of two semicircles = 19.25 + 19.25

= 38.50cm^2

Area of remaining portion = 70 - 38.50

= 31.50cm^2.

Hope this helps!

sanjayroyadv

Answer:

given , length (pq) = 10 CM

Given , breadth (qr) = 7 CM

Area of rectangle pqrs will be = 10×7 =70 cm^2

Given that two semicircles of diameter qr and PS are cut off then

Area of remaining part will be Area of the rectangle - Area of the semicircles

Area of semi circle = pi×r×r/2

22/7×3.5×3.5/2

38.5/2

=19.25 cm^2

Area of two semicircles = 19.25+19.25=38.50 cm^2

area of remaining portion = 70-38.50 = 31.50cm^2

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