What is the ratio of an area of a circle and equilateral triangle when diametre and height are equal
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Solution :-
Given :
Diameter of a circle = Height of the equilateral triangle
⇒ d = (√3a)/2
Radius r = d/2 = (√3a)/4
⇒ r = (√3a)/4
⇒ r/a = √3/4
Ratio of area of a circle and equilateral triangle = Area of circle : Area of equilateral triangle
= √3 π : 4
Hence, the ratio of an area of a circle and equilateral triangle is √3 π : 4
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- Diameter of circle = Height of Equaliteral ∆
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To Find ratio of Area of circle and Equaliteral ∆ .
- Radius of circle = Diameter /2
- Height of Equaliteral ∆ with side a is = √3a/2
- Area of circle = πr² (where r is radius)
- Area of Equaliteral ∆ = √3a²/4 .
Hence the required ratio of Area of circle and Equaliteral ∆ is =√3π:4..
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