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the area of the ring is 40πcm^3. if the width of the ring is 4cm, find the .
(¡) sum of the radio of the circle
(¡¡) the difference in the circumference of the circle .​

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Answered by Anonymous
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the area of the ring is 40πcm^3. if the width of the ring is 4cm, find the .

  • (¡) sum of the radio of the circle
  • (¡¡) the difference in the circumference of the circle .

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  • \sf area\: of \:the \:Ring = 40πcm^3

  • \sf width\:of\:the\:ring= 4cm

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  • sum of the radio of the circle .
  • the difference in the circumference of the circle .

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\sf→ Area\:of\:ring= π(R^2-r^2)= 40π\\\sf→ (R+r)(R-r)=40\\\sf→ (R+r)=40\\\sf→ (R+r)=\frac{40}{4}\\\sf→ R+r=10cm

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\sf→ R+r=10 \\\sf→{\underline{R-r=4}}

\sf→ 2R=14\\\sf→ R=\frac{14}{2}\\\sf→ R=7\\\sf→ r=3cm

Now,

Difference in the circumference of the circle

\sf→ 2πR-2πr\\\sf→ 2π(R-1)

  \sf→2π(4)=8πcm

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