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What is the sum of the areas of circle C and circle D?

7 units
14 tt units
49 T units
98 units
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The sum of areas of circle C and circle D is 98
\pi square units, it is obtained from the attachment.

Explanation:

The given is,

For the above question diagram is missing, so i attach the diagram

C, D points in the attachment is the center of circle C and D

Radius of circle C and D is 7 units

Step: 1

Formula for area of circle,


A=\pi r^(2)..............................(1)

Where, r - Radius of circle

Step: 2

Area of circle, C

Radius of circle C, r = 7 units

Equation (1) becomes


A_(C)=\pi (7)^(2)


A_(C) = 49\pi square units

Area of circle, D

Radius of circle D, r = 7 units

Equation (1) becomes


A_(D)=\pi (7)^(2)


A_(D) = 49\pi square units

Step: 3

Sum of areas of circle C and D,

= Area of circle C + Area of circle D

= 49
\pi + 49
\pi

= 98
\pi Square units

Result:

The sum of areas of circle C and circle D is 98
\pi square units, it is obtained from the attachment.

What is the sum of the areas of circle C and circle D? 7 units 14 tt units 49 T units-example-1
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