Math, asked by birendrapathak173, 11 months ago

the circumference of two concentric rings are 88 cm and 66 cm respectively find the width between the Rings

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Answered by Hemanta555

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radius of bigger circle = 88/2pie
= 14cm
radius of smaller circle= 21/2cm= 10.5cm
width = 14-10.5=3.5cm

Answered by 790sudha

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