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In fig. two concentric circles with centre O ,have radii 21cm and 42 cm . If ∠AOB=60° find The area of shaded region .


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Answered by sumanrudra22843
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In fig. two concentric circles with centre O ,have radii 21cm and 42 cm . If ∠AOB=60° find The area of shaded region .

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Answered by anindyaadhikari13
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  • Find the area of shaded region.

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Here,

Area of ring

 \sf = \pi( {42}^{2}  -  {21}^{2} )cm^{2}

 \sf = 4158 {cm}^{2}

Now,

Area of shaded region = (Sector formed by bigger circle) -(sector formed by smaller circle)

 \sf =  \frac{\pi   \times \: {(42)}^{2}  \times 60 \degree}{360 \degree}  -  \frac{\pi \times  {(21)}^{2}  \times 60 \degree}{360 \degree}

 \sf =  \frac{\pi}{6}  \times ( {42}^{2}  -  {21}^{2} )

 \sf = 693cm^{2}

Hence,

Required area

 \sf = (4158 - 693) {cm}^{2}

 \sf = 3465cm^{2}

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  • Area of shaded region  \sf = 3465cm^{2}
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