Math, asked by ShariyaFaisal9877, 1 year ago

The radii of two circles are 12 cm and 6cm respectively, find the radius of the circle having the area equal to the sum of the areas of the two circle.

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Answered by anbshaik00
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Step-by-step explanation:

pi (12^2+6^2)= pi (×^2)

x^2 =180

x=6 root5

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Answered by Anonymous
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here is ur answer✅✅✅

Radius of 1st Circle = 8cm

Area of 1st Circle = πr²1

Radius of 2nd Circle= 6cm

Area of 2nd Circle = πr²2

Area of both circle= πr²1 + πr²2

= π(r²1+r²2)

= 22/7 (8²+6²)

=22/7 (64+36)

=22/7×100 = 2200/7 cm²

Area of bigger Circle =2200/7cm²

πr² = 2200/7

22/7 ×r² = 2200/7

r² = 2200/7

_________

22/7

r² = 2200/7 × 7/22

r²= 100

r = √100

r = 10cm.

Hence, the radius of bigger circle = 10cm.

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