Math, asked by Harishyank, 10 months ago

the largest possible circle is cut out from a square cardboard what percent of the cardboard will be left​

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Answered by dplincsv
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by dingumanjramkar
5

Answer:

suppose a square of 14 cm is given to you,

As we know side of square is equal to the diameter of circle i.e.14 cm

  1. diameter ÷2= radius

therefore, radius of circle is 7cm

the cardboard leftover= Area of square - area of circle

= (side)^2-πr^2

=(14)^2-154

=196-154

= 42cm^2

percentage of card leftover = area of leftover cardboard ÷ total area of square

42/196×100%

2100/98%

=21.42%

therefore percentage of cardboard leftover is 21.42%

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