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The radius of a circle is greater than the radius of other circle by 3m.The sum of their area is 89 pie m square.Find the radius of each circle. ​

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Given:-

  • The radius of a circle is greater than the radius of other circle by 3 m.
  • The sum of their area is 89 πm².

To find:-

  • Radius of each circle.

Solution:-

Let,

  • the radius of smaller circle be r.

Then,

  • radius of large circle = r + 3

According to the question,

We know that,

→ Area of circle = πr²

→ πr² + π(r +3)² =  89π m²

→ π[r² + (r +3)²] =  89π

→ r² + (r +3)² = 89

→ r²  + r² +  6r + 9 = 89

→ 2r² +  6r + 9 - 89 = 0

→ 2r² +  6r - 80 = 0

→ r² +  3r  - 40 = 0

→ r² +  3r  - 40 = 0

→ r² +8r -5r - 40 = 0

→ r(r+8) - 5(r+8) = 0

→ (r-5)(r+8) = 0

→ r - 5 = 0  (or) r+8 = 0

r = 5 and r = -8

Therefore,

  • radius of smaller circle is 5 m.

★ Radius of larger circle:-

→ r + 3

→ 5 + 3

8cm

Hence,

  • Radius of smaller circle is 5m
  • Radius of larger circle is 8m.
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