Math, asked by kanhaiyarai22dec, 3 months ago


In the figure, ABCD is a square of side 14 cm.
Semicircles are drawn with each side of square
as diameter. Find the area of the shaded region.
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Answered by pratibhadpatil19
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Answered by devisushma32980
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Answer:

let us find the area of square

given

side of square ABCD=14cm

area of square ABCD =(side)^2

(14)^2 = 96cm

let us mark the shaded region

as. | , || , ||| and |√

diameter of semicircle = side of square=14cm

radius of semicircle = side /2

14/2=7

area of semicircle AD 1/2×area of circle

1/2×πr^2

1/2×22/7 ×(7)^2

= 11×7=77cm^2

area of all semicircle =77cm^2

area of region |+area of region |||

area of square ABCD

- ( area of semicircle AD + area of semicircle BC)

area of region || + area of region |√

area of square ABCD

- ( area of semicircle AB + area of semicircle CD

so, area of region (|+||+|||+|√)

= 2(area of square ABCD ) - ( area of semicircle AD+BC+AB+CD

puting the values

2(196)-(77+77+77+77)

200-4×77

392-308

= 84cm^2

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