QIB Solve.
(1) The radius of a sphere is R. Find the ratio of its surface area to
the area of a circle of the same radius.
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Answer:
4:1
Step-by-step explanation:
Let radius of sphere = r
∴ Surface sphere =4πr^2
and total surface area of circle =πr^2
Now, surface of sphere =4πr^2 = 4 /1=4:1= 4
area of circle. π^2
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Given :-
• The radius of sphere is R
To find :-
The ratio of its surface area to the area of the same radius.
Solution :-
According to the question,
Ratio
= Surface area of sphere / Area of circle
Subsitute the required values,
= 4πr²/ πr²
= 4/1
Ratio
= Surface area of sphere / Area of circle
= 4/1
Hence, The ratio of given figures
is 4 :1
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