A road that is 7m wide surrounds a circular park whose circumference is 352m. Then the area of the road is
I just need a hint on solving the problem
@CGGURUMANJUNATH
You want the area of a RING (which represents the circular road around the park). The area of this RING is equal to the area of a larger circle LESS the area of a smaller circle. Now we have to do some detective work. If the circumference of the park is 352m, and the formula for the circumference of a circle of radius r is \[C=2\pi r\], then what is the radius of the park (which is also the inside radius of the road)? The outside radius of the park is \[r _{i}+7m\] where r-sub-i is the inside radius. Why not draw a picture of the park and of the road that encircles the park? Label the inside radius of the road and the outside radius of the road.
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is the road circular too
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