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The sum of the circumference of two circles is 38π cm and the sum of their areas is 193π cm². Calculate the radii of the circles.​

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Answered by GιяℓуSσυℓ
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Answer:

Let r1 be the radius of circle 1 and r2 the radius of circle two. Then the sum of the circumferences is

2pi(r1 + r2)

Since we know this equals 38pi, we have 19 = r1 + r2.

The sum of their areas is

pi( (r1)^2 + (r2)^2)

Since we know this equals 193pi, we have 193 = (r1)^2 + (r2)^2.

We can use substitution to solve the following system of two equations in two unknowns:

19 = r1 + r2

193 = (r1)^2 + (r2)^2

From the first equation, we find r1 = 19 - r2. Substitution into the second equation gives

193 = (19 - r2)^2 + (r2)^2,

or,

0 = (r2)^2 - 19r2 + 84.

Applying the quadratic formula gives

r2 = [19 +/- sqrt(361 - 4(84))] / 2

= [19 +/-5 ] /2

= 12 or 7.

Substitution these two possible solutions for r2 in to r1 = 19 - r2 gives r1 = 7 when r2 is 12 and r1 = 12 when r2 = 7.

That is, the two solutions for the pair (r1,r2) are (12, 7) and (7, 12).

Answered by rahulprasad133
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Answer:

R1=12cm

R2=7cm

Hope it will help.you

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