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Standard XII
Mathematics
Area between Two Curves
Given a squar...
Question
Given a square and, a circle of the same area. What is larger, the length of the circle or. the perimeter of the square?
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Solution
A
=
L
2
=
π
R
2
⟹
L
=
√
π
R
Now, length of circle
=
C
=
2
π
R
Perimeter of square
=
P
=
4
L
=
4
√
π
R
Now,
P
C
=
2
√
π
>
1
⟹
P
>
C
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