Math, asked by naaryaa67, 1 year ago

The Area (in sq cm) Of Largest Circle That Can Be Drawn Inside A Square of Side 28 cm,Is..???

Options :- A)17248
B) 784
C) 8624
D)616

Answers

Answered by sudhanshususakar

1

Answer:

option C is the correct answer or 8624

Answered by spiderman2019

3

Answer:

D) 616

Step-by-step explanation:

The largest circle that can be drawn will have the length of side of square as its diameter.

=> The diameter of circle = 28 cm.

Area = πr²

= πd²/4 (since r = d/2)

Area = 22/7 * 28*28/4

= 616 sq.cm

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