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Standard VII
Mathematics
Area of a Circle
The circumfer...
Question
The circumferences of two concentric circles are
176
metres and
132
metres respectively. What is the difference between their radii?
(take
π
=
22
7
)
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Solution
If
R
and R' be the radii of two circles
∴
2
π
R
−
2
R
′
=
176
−
132
2
π
(
R
−
R
′
)
=
44
∴
R
−
R
′
=
44
×
7
2
×
22
=
7
m
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