There are two concentric circles with circumferences 40 cm and 98 cm. Find the approximate area between them.
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There are two concentric circles with circumferences 40 cm and 98 cm. Find the approximate area between them.
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432 cm2
637 cm2
535 cm2
Circumference 1 = 40, r1 = 40/(2*pi) = 6.366. Circumference 2 = 98, r2 = 98/(2*pi) = 15.597. Area = pi * (r2^2 - r1^2) = pi * (15.597^2 - 6.366^2) = pi * (243.27 - 40.53) = pi * 202.74 = 637.05.
Using the circumference formula, the radii of the circles are 40 over two pi and 98 over two pi, which approximately equal 6.37 cm and 15.60 cm. The area between the circles is found by subtracting the area of the smaller circle from the larger circle using pi times the difference of their squared radii. Calculating 22 over 7 times 15.60 squared minus 6.37 squared gives approximately 637 square cm.