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Two circles k1 and k2, have a common chord. The chord is a side of the inscribed square of the circle k1 and is also a side of the inscribed regular hexagon of the circle k2. What is the ratio of the circles' radii?​

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Answered by bibhutiroy76
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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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Solution :-

Let us assume that,

  • Length of common chord is a unit .
  • Radius of circle with inscribe square = r unit.
  • Radius of circle with inscribe regular hexagon = R unit.

we know that,

  • Diagonal of square = Diameter of circle . { when a square is inscribed in the circle . }
  • Diagonal of square = √2 * side .

so,

→ √2a = 2r

→ r = (√2a/2) unit .

we also know that, when a regular hexagon is inscribed in a circle ,

  • Radius of circle = Side of regular hexagon .

so,

→ R = a unit .

therefore,

→ r : R = (√2a/2) : a

→ r : R = (√2/2) : 1

→ r : R = √2 : 2 (Ans.)

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