Math, asked by rajpalsinghvm, 1 year ago

In the given figure, crescent is formed by two circles which touch
at the point A, O is the centre of the bigger circle. If AB=9 cm
and ED =5 cm, find the area of the shaded region. [Take pi = 3.14]

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Answered by thakurruchi2605
15

Let r be the radius of smaller circle

and R be radius of bigger circle.

Given: BD= 9 cm , EF= 5cm

therefore, CD= (R-9)cm, CA = R cm , EC= R-5 cm

By theorem of intersecting chords,

BC2=CD*CA

(R-5)^2=(R-9)R

R^2+25-10R=R^2 - 9R

25=10R-9R

R=25 cm

now

AB=BD+AD

2R=9+2r

2*25=9+2r

50-9=2r

2r=41

r=41/2

area of shaded region = π(R^2-r^2)

=π[(25)^2-(41/2)^2]

=π*819/4

=3.14*819/4

=642.91cm^2

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Answered by Anonymous
13

Let r be the radius of smaller circle

and R be radius of bigger circle.

Given: BD= 9 cm , EF= 5cm

therefore, CD= (R-9)cm, CA = R cm , EC= R-5 cm

By theorem of intersecting chords,

BC2=CD*CA

(R-5)^2=(R-9)R

R^2+25-10R=R^2 - 9R

25=10R-9R

R=25 cm

now

AB=BD+AD

2R=9+2r

2*25=9+2r

50-9=2r

2r=41

r=41/2

area of shaded region = π(R^2-r^2)

=π[(25)^2-(41/2)^2]

=π*819/4

=3.14*819/4

=642.91cm²

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