Math, asked by sumitarora5469, 1 month ago

The area of the circle shown below is 100 pi. What is the diameter (D) of the circle?

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Answered by VishalD84
0

Answer:

d=20cm

Step-by-step explanation:

area of circle=pi*r^2

pi*r^2=100pi

r^2=100

r=root 100

radius=10cm

diametre=2*radius

diameter=2*10

=20cm

Answered by hotelcalifornia
9

The diameter of the circle is 20 units.

Step-by-step explanation:

Circle has no sides. It has a circumference along a specified length with is called radius.

  • Area of a circle is the enclosed region within a radius.
  • Let here radius of the circle be r.
  • Area of circle = πr^{2}
  • Given here is the area of circle = 100 pi
  • 100 π = πr^{2}
  • 100=r^{2}
  • r=\sqrt{100}
  • r=10
  • Now 2r = diameter
  • diameter = 20 units
  • So, diameter = 20 units
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