02.03.2023

What is the diameter of a circle with an area of 113.04 cm²?

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26.11.2022, solved by verified expert

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Mathematics
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A=77.04\ in^2

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

The area of the shaded sections is equal to the area of the circle minus the area of the triangle

so

A=\pi r^{2} -\frac{1}{2}(b)(h)

where

r=12/2=6\ in ----> the radius is half the diameter

b=12\ in\\h=6\ in

substitute

A=(3.14)6^{2} -\frac{1}{2}(12)(6)

A=77.04\ in^2

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Step-by-step explanation:

area = pi*radius*radius -> Radius =  \sqrt{\frac{area}{pi} }

area: 63.585 m2

   -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{63.585}{3.14} } = 4.5 m

area: 28.26m2

  -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{28.26}{3.14} } = 3m

   -> diameter = 6m

area: 120.7016m2

  -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{120.7016}{3.14} } = 6.2m

   -> diameter = 12.4m

area: 12.56m2

   -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{12.56}{3.14} } = 2m

area: 482.8064m2

   ->radius = \sqrt{\frac{482.8064}{3.14} } = 12.4m

area: 113.04 m2

   ->radius = \sqrt{\frac{113.04}{3.14} } = 6m

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A) area=63.585\ m^{2}, r=4.5\ m

B) area=28.26\ m^{2}, D=6\ m

C) area=120.7016\ m^{2}, D=12.4\ m

D) area=12.56\ m^{2}, r=2\ m

E) area=482.8064\ m^{2}, r=12.4\ m

F) area=113.04\ m^{2} , r=6\ m

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

The area of a circle is equal to

A=\pi r^{2}

solve for r

r=\sqrt{\frac{A}{\pi}}

Verify each case

case A) area=63.585\ m^{2}

substitute in the formula

r=\sqrt{\frac{63.585}{\pi}}=4.5\ m

case B) area=28.26\ m^{2}

substitute in the formula

r=\sqrt{\frac{28.26}{\pi}}=3\ m

the diameter is equal to

D=2r=2*3=6\ m

case C) area=120.7016\ m^{2}

substitute in the formula

r=\sqrt{\frac{120.7016}{\pi}}=6.2\ m

the diameter is equal to

D=2r=2*6.2=12.4\ m

case D) area=12.56\ m^{2}

substitute in the formula

r=\sqrt{\frac{12.56}{\pi}}=2\ m

case E) area=482.8064\ m^{2}  

substitute in the formula

r=\sqrt{\frac{482.8064}{\pi}}=12.4\ m

case F) area=113.04\ m^{2}  

substitute in the formula

r=\sqrt{\frac{482.8064}{\pi}}=6\ m

Mathematics
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Step-by-step explanation:

area = pi*radius*radius -> Radius =  \sqrt{\frac{area}{pi} }

area: 63.585 m2

   -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{63.585}{3.14} } = 4.5 m

area: 28.26m2

  -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{28.26}{3.14} } = 3m

   -> diameter = 6m

area: 120.7016m2

  -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{120.7016}{3.14} } = 6.2m

   -> diameter = 12.4m

area: 12.56m2

   -> radius = \sqrt{\frac{12.56}{3.14} } = 2m

area: 482.8064m2

   ->radius = \sqrt{\frac{482.8064}{3.14} } = 12.4m

area: 113.04 m2

   ->radius = \sqrt{\frac{113.04}{3.14} } = 6m

Mathematics
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If the diameter of the smaller circle is 3.5cm, that means the radius is 1.75cm.
The area of the smaller circle is π × 1.75², which is ≈ 9.62112750162. 

The diameter of the larger circle is 12.5 cm, so the radius would be half that, which is 6.25cm. The area of the larger circle would be π × 6.25², which is ≈ 122.718463031.

So now that we know the area of the larger circle and the smaller circle, we can find the area of the shaded region by subtracting the area of the smaller circle from the area of the larger circle, which is basically just 122.718463031 - 9.62112750162, which is = 113.097336. The closest answer here is 113.04, hence the answer is 113.04cm². 

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