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There are three grassfield one of the shape of an equilateral triangle the other square and the third one hexagonal, a cow is to be tied to a pole by means of a rope 6M long the pole is fixed at any one vertex of the field in which field should be cow be tight so that its maximum area to graze?





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Answered by manishpjaiswal
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

when a cow is tied to a pole of any grass field it grazes a sector of the corresponding circle at each end of the field.

Equilateral triangle Field:

in an equilateral triangle,each angle is 60°

radius=6m(given)

we know that Area of a sector of a circle=given angle/360×pi× r^2

area of the sector=60/360×22/7×6×6=1/6×22/7×6×6

=132/7=18.8m^2

Square Field:

in a square,each angle is 90°

radius=6m(given)

we know that Area of a sector of a circle=given angle/360×pi× r^2

area of the sector=90/360×22/7×6×6=1/4×22/7×6×6

=1/4×22/7×6×6=198/7=28.2m^2

Hexagonal field:

in a hexagon,each angle is 120°

radius=6m(given)

we know that Area of a sector of a circle=given angle/360×pi× r^2

area of the sector=120/360×22/7×6×6=1/3×22/7×6×6

=37.7m^2

Now, when we compare the areas , the hexagonal field has a larger are compared to the equilateral triangle and square field

Therefore the cow is able to graze maximum area in a hexagonal field so it should be tied in the hexagonal field.

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Answered by iramsayyed2004
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Answer: the cow must graze in hexagonal field so that it has maximum area to graze

Step-by-step explanation:

Radius=6m

Now, equilateral triagle=60°

Square=90°

Hexagon=120°

Solution=

Area available for grazing=area of sector

= θ/ ×πr^2

360

θ/360×π×6^2

θ/360×π×36

θ/10×π m^2

Since 120>90°>60°

Though 120° is greater than any another grass field

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