Math, asked by darqayoom1266, 11 months ago


The circumference of two concentric circles are 704 m and 660 m, respectively. Find
the difference in their radii.​

Answers

Answered by MajorLazer017
18

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Difference in the radii of the two concentric circles = 7 m

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Circumference of larger circle (\bold{C_1})= 704 m

Circumference of smaller circle (\bold{C_2})= 660 m

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Difference in the radii of the two circles.

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We know, the formula for finding the circumference of a circle = \bold{2\pi\:r}

Applying the above formula for (\bold{C_1}), we get,

\implies\bold{2\pi\:r_1=704}

\implies\bold{r_1=\dfrac{704}{2}\times{}\dfrac{7}{22}}

\implies\bold{r_1=16\times{}7=112\:m}

Applying the formula for (\bold{C_2}), we get,

\implies\bold{2\pi\:r_2=660}

\implies\bold{r_2=\dfrac{660}{2}\times{}\dfrac{7}{22}}

\implies\bold{r_2=15\times{}7=105\:m}

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\therefore Difference in the radii of the two concentric circles would be,

\implies\bold{r_1-r_2=112-105}

\implies\bold{7\:m}

Answered by sasankrajsiburaj
0

Answer:

circumference of a circle = \bold{2\pi\:r}2πr

Applying the above formula for (\bold{C_1}C

1

), we get,

\implies\bold{2\pi\:r_1=704}⟹2πr

1

=704

\implies\bold{r_1=\dfrac{704}{2}\times{}\dfrac{7}{22}}⟹r

1

=

2

704

×

22

7

\implies\bold{r_1=16\times{}7=112\:m}⟹r

1

=16×7=112m

Applying the formula for (\bold{C_2}C

2

), we get,

\implies\bold{2\pi\:r_2=660}⟹2πr

2

=660

\implies\bold{r_2=\dfrac{660}{2}\times{}\dfrac{7}{22}}⟹r

2

=

2

660

×

22

7

\implies\bold{r_2=15\times{}7=105\:m}⟹r

2

=15×7=105m

\rule{200}3

\therefore∴ Difference in the radii of the two concentric circles would be,

\implies\bold{r_1-r_2=112-105}⟹r

1

−r

2

=112−105

\implies\bold{7\:m}⟹7m

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