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In the given figure, ABC is a right angle triangle right-angled at A. Find the area of shaded region, if AB = 6m, BC = 10m and O is the centre of the incircle of triangle ABC (Use π=3.14)
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Solution

ABC is a right angled triangle where A=90
BC=10cm and AB=6cm
Let O be the centre and r be the radius of the in-circle.
AB,BC and CA are the tangents to the circle at P,M and N
IP=IM=IN=r(radius of the circle)
In BAC,
BC2=AB2+AC2(by pythagoras theorem)
102=62+AC2
AC2=10036=64
AC=8cm
Area of ABC=12bh=12×AC×AB=12×8×6=24sq.cm
Area of ABC=Area of IAB+Area of IBC+ Area of ICA
24=12r(AB)+12r(BC)+12r(CA)
24=12r(AB+BC+CA)
24=12r(6+8+10)
24=12r
r=2412=2cm
Area of the circle=πr2=227×22=12.56sq.cm
Area of shaded region=Area of ABCArea of the circle.
=2412.56=11.44sq.cm

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