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In the given figure, the area of shaded region is
(A) 462 cm
(B) 308 cm
(C) 616cm²
(D) 154 cm

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Answered by 27club
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Answer:

in this circle

diameter=28 cm

radius=14cm

area of circle =πr^2

=22\7 *14*14

=22*2*14=616cm sq.

now area of unshaded hemisphere

=half of circles area =1\2 *πr^2

=1\2*22\7*14*14

=308cm sq.

now area of small hemispheres ,

as we can see, diameter of small hemispheres is equal to radius of circle which is 14 cm

therefore, diameter of small hemispheres=14cm

radius is=7cm

area of small hemispheres=1\2*22\7*r^2

=1\2*22\7*7*7=77cm sq.

but there are two hemispheres (small)

therefore,area of two hemispheres=77*2=154cm sq.

total area of unshaded region =154+308=462cm sq.

total area of circle=616

remaining area =616-462=154cm sq.

the area of shaded region is 154 cm sq.

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Answered by avnivedbn10a
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

in this circle

diameter=28 cm

radius=14cm

area of circle =πr^2

=22\7 *14*14

=22*2*14=616cm sq.

now area of unshaded hemisphere

=half of circles area =1\2 *πr^2

=1\2*22\7*14*14

=308cm sq.

now area of small hemispheres ,

as we can see, diameter of small hemispheres is equal to radius of circle which is 14 cm

therefore, diameter of small hemispheres=14cm

radius is=7cm

area of small hemispheres=1\2*22\7*r^2

=1\2*22\7*7*7=77cm sq.

but there are two hemispheres (small)

therefore,area of two hemispheres=77*2=154cm sq.

total area of unshaded region =154+308=462cm sq.

total area of circle=616

remaining area =616-462=154cm sq.

the area of shaded region is 154 cm sq.

hope you like it...

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