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The diameters of the two circles is 32cm and 24 cm find the radius of the circle having it's area equal to sum of the areas of the two given circles

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Answered by asis11001pbav15
16
take area of both circles then add these up don't solve pi I have shown how to do it watch it add sum of radius square and then root it u will find ur answer
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Answered by Panzer786
13
Heya !!!



Diameter of first circle ( D1 ) = 32 cm


Radius ( R ) = D/2 = 32/2 = 16 cm



Area of first circle ( A1) = πR1²



=> 22/7 × 16 × 16


=> 804.57 cm²


Diameter of second circle ( D2 ) = 24 cm


Radius of second circle ( R2) = D2/2 = 24/2 = 12 cm.



Area of second circle ( A2 ) = πR2²


=> 22 / 7 × 12 × 12



=> 452.57 cm²



Let radius of another circle be R.



Area of another circle = πR²



According to question,




Area of another circle = ( Sum of areas of two circles )




Area of another circle = ( Area of first circle + Area of second circle )



πR² = ( 804.57 + 452.57 ) cm²




πR² = 1257.14


22/7 × R² = 1257.14



22 × R² = 1257.14×7



R² = 87799.97/22



R² = 399.99



R = ✓399.99 = 19.9 cm



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