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PQRS is a square. SR is a tangent (at point S) to the circle with centre O and TR = OS. Then, the ratio of area of the circle to the area of the square is :
A. Pi/3
B. 11/7
C. 3/Pi
D. 4/Pi
E. 7/11
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Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that PQRS is a square and a circle with centre O
We are given that SR is a tangent to the circle and TR=OR
Let OR =x
OR is a radius of a given circle
Then TR=x
OR=OT+TR=x+x=2x
All radius of a circle are equal
We know that a radius is perpendicular to the tangent line
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Given TR = OS= r
Also OS= OT since both are radius of the circle
Consider Traingle OSR
OR=2r OS= r and traingle is right angled traingle.
by pythagoras theorem
RS= Side of the square = \(\sqrt{3 }\)r
area of circle = Pie* r^2
Area of square= (\(\sqrt{3 }\)r)^2
ratio = pie/ 3
Answer : A
Also OS= OT since both are radius of the circle
Consider Traingle OSR
OR=2r OS= r and traingle is right angled traingle.
by pythagoras theorem
RS= Side of the square = \(\sqrt{3 }\)r
area of circle = Pie* r^2
Area of square= (\(\sqrt{3 }\)r)^2
ratio = pie/ 3
Answer : A
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