Math, asked by hapatel190512, 1 day ago

The radius of a circular ground is 35 m. A 3.5 m wide road runs around the boundary inside the ground. The region of the road between two radil inclined at 72° to each other needs to be repaired. Find the cost of repairing at the rate of 80/m2​

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Answered by rohan2000naidu
3

Answer:

Radius of the circular grass field is r

1

=35m

A 7m wide road runs round outside the field as shown in the figure.

So radius of the bigger circle is r

2

=35+7=42m

We can find the area of the road by subtracting the area of the grass field from the area of bigger circle.

So, area of the road =π(r

2

)

2

−π(r

1

)

2

=π(42)

2

−π(35)

2

=539π

=539×

7

22

=1694m

2

Answered by knjroopa
4

Step-by-step explanation:

Given The radius of a circular ground is 35 m. A 3.5 m wide road runs around the boundary inside the ground. The region of the road between two radil inclined at 72° to each other needs to be repaired. Find the cost of repairing at the rate of 80/m^2.

  • So the radius of a circular ground is 35 m. So the track is 3.5 m wide.
  • So the inner radius will be 35 – 3.5 = 31.5 m
  • So the angle inclined will be theta = 72 degree.
  • So the region will be outer ground – inner ground.
  •                              =  π r^2 theta / 360 - π r^2 theta / 360
  •                                        π (35)^2 x 72/360 – π (31.5)^2 x 72 / 360
  •                                         π x 72 / 360 [ (35)^2 – (31.5)^2]
  •                                                     = 146.17 sq m
  • Now repairing cost will be area x 80
  •                                           = 146.167 x 80
  •                                           = Rs 11693.36

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