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If the center of a circle that has radius of 1 is located at random in a rectangular region with dimensions 10 by 8, what is the
probability that the circumference of the circle will not exceed the rectangular region?
(A) 1/5
(B) pi/10
(C) 2/5
(D) pi/5
(E) 3/5
probability that the circumference of the circle will not exceed the rectangular region?
(A) 1/5
(B) pi/10
(C) 2/5
(D) pi/5
(E) 3/5
06 Apr 2019, 02:02
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For circle to remain contained within the rectangle, the centre must be kept at a distance of min 1 unit from boundaries of rectangle
i.e. Centre of the circle may lie within the rectangle of dimension (8-2) and (10-2) i.e. 6*8 region
Probability = favourable Region / Total region = 6*8 / 10*8 = 3/5
Answer: Option E
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