Math, asked by swagatavannur2000, 4 months ago

small circle is shaded inside a long a circle if the area of the smaller circle is half and the area of the larger the ratio of the radii of the smaller Circle to that of the large

options are

A - 1/2
B - 1/4
C - 1 / root 2
D - π / route 2

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Answered by vaibhavdhumane2
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Answer:

A- 1/2 these in the right option A

Answered by fatimahzohra6
1

Answer:

The ratio of the radii of smaller circle to that of larger circle is 1/2.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the Radius of smaller circle is "r".

So the area of the smaller circle will be π(radius)²=πr²

Let the Radius of the larger circle is "R".

So the area of the larger circle will be π(radius)²=πR².

In question it is given that, the area of the smaller circle is half of the area of larger circle.

That means,

area of smaller circle=1/2 area of larger circle

area of smaller circle=1/2 area of larger circleπr²=1/2 πR²

area of smaller circle=1/2 area of larger circleπr²=1/2 πR²r²=1/2 R²

area of smaller circle=1/2 area of larger circleπr²=1/2 πR²r²=1/2 R²r²/R²=1/2

area of smaller circle=1/2 area of larger circleπr²=1/2 πR²r²=1/2 R²r²/R²=1/2r/R=√1/2

area of smaller circle=1/2 area of larger circleπr²=1/2 πR²r²=1/2 R²r²/R²=1/2r/R=√1/2r/R=1/√2

Conclusion:

Ratio of smaller circle to that of larger circle is

1/√2 .

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