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shazli took a wire of length 44 cm and bent into acircle .what is the radius and area of the circle.if the same circle is bent into a square.what is the length of each of its sides

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Answered by Kshitijydv
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Answered by Anonymous
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Length of the wire = 44cm.

Circumference of the circle = 44cm.

Radius = \bf\frac{c}{22π}

\bf\frac{44}{2×22/7}

\bf\frac{44×7}{2×22}cm.

7cm.

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\bf\therefore Area of circle = πr²

\bf\frac{22}{7} × (7cm)².

\bf\frac{22×7}{7} × 7cm².

\bf{22×7} cm².

154cm².

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Perimeter of square = 144cm.

Side of square = \bf\frac{p}{4}

\bf\frac{44}{4}cm = 11cm.

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\bf\therefore Area of square = \bf{Side×side}

\bf{11cm×11cm}

121cm².

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