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The radius of a circle is 14 cm Find the radius of a circle whose area is double of area of the circle​

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Answered by tharikhab
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Given that radius of a circle = 14 cm

We know that area of the circle = πr2

Area of the second circle = Double of area of the first circle

πR² = 2 ×πr²

⇒ R² = (2 × πr² )/ π

⇒ R² = 2 × r²

⇒R = √2 ×r

∴ R = √2 × 14

R = 14√2 cm

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