Math, asked by sanchitkundu11341, 9 days ago

The figure above represents a patch of Ravi's garden. He wants to plant 4 pots in the 4 circular spaces shown in the figure. The length of the side of the square patch is 30cm. Using this information, answer the questions given below:
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Answered by roshankaran871
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Answer:

1. a

2. a

3. c

4. a

5th ka smjh mein nahi aa ra bhaii

Answered by PravinRatta
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Given:

Ravi wants to plant 4 pots in the 4 circular spaces

The length of the side of the square patch is 30cm

The diameter of each circular path is 15cm

To find:

1. Area of the shaded region

2. Total area of the circular region

3. Area of the entire patch

4. Area covered by one-pot

5. Largest radii of 4 pots that can be fit in this patch

Solution:

1. Area of shaded region = Area of the square - Area of 4 circles

                                         = (30 x 30) - 4(π(7.5)²)

                                         = 900 - 707.14

                                         = 192.86 cm²

Hence, the area of the shaded region is a) 192.86 cm².

2. Total area of the circular region = 4πr²

                                                         = 4 x 22/7 x 7.5 x 7.5

                                                         = 707.14 cm²

Hence, the total area of the circular region is a) 707.14 cm².

3. Area of the entire patch = a²

                                            = 30 x 30

                                            = 900 cm²

Hence, the area of the entire patch is c) 900 cm².

4. Area of the circular region = πr²

                                                = (22/7) x (7.5)²

                                                = 176.78 cm²

Hence, the area covered by one-pot is a) 176.78 cm².

5. The largest radii of the pot is 7.5 cm only.

  • Since it is a square patch of 30cm, the diameter of the one pot cannot be more than 15 cm.
  • To place four pots the largest radii can be only 7.5cm.

                               

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