Math, asked by sandhanam2006, 1 year ago

the perimeter of a square and the circumference of a circle are the same and each is equal to 44 cm.which of these figures has a greater area and by how much?

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Answered by devipartibha892
2
circumference = 44
perimeter of square = 44
one side of square = 44÷4
11 cm.
area of square = s×s
= 11×11=121 sq.cm
in the same way,
circumference of circle = 2πr
44 = 2×22/7 ×r
r= 44×22/2×7
r= 69.14 cm
area of circle = πrsq.
3.14×69.14×69.14
= 15001.5824cmsq.
therefore , area if circle is greater than square.

Answered by darshanjain44628
2

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter of a square= 4s. ....(1)

Given perimeter= 44cm. ....(2)


From (1) , (2)

4s=44cm

=> s=44cm/4

=> s= 11cm


Area of square=s*s

=> 11*11

=> 121 cm sq. ......(3)


Circumferece of a circle =2πr. ...(4)

Gicen circumference= 44cm. ....(5)


From(4),(5)


2πr=44cm

=> 2*3.14*r=44

=>r=44/(2*3.14)

=> r= 7 (approx)

Area of a circle= π*r*r

=>3.14*7*7

=>154 cm sq. (approx) .....(6)


From (3), (6)

We can see that the area of circle is greater than the area of square by 33 cm...




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