EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY
EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY
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Chapter 14, Problem 56A
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To find the metal area of given washer.

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Answer to Problem 56A

Area of given washer is 1225.58 mm2.

Given information:

A washer is given as below indicating dimensions in millimeter.

EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY, Chapter 14, Problem 56A , additional homework tip  1

Calculation:

As we know that area of a circle is given by -

A=π×R2

EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY, Chapter 14, Problem 56A , additional homework tip  2

Here, radius length of the smaller circle is 9.38 millimeter. i.e. R=9.38 millimeter.

So, area of the smaller circle will be -

A=π×R2A=3.14×(9.38)2mm2                       {Put R=9.38 mm}

A=3.14×87.9844mm2A=276.2710mm2A=276.27mm2                    {Rounding off to two decimal point}

Similarly, radius of the larger circle is 21.87 millimeter. i.e. R=21.87 millimeter.

So, area of the larger circle will be -

A=π×R2A=3.14×(21.87)2mm2                       {Put R=21.87 mm}

A=3.14×478.2969mm2A=1501.8522mm2A=1501.85mm2                    {Rounding off to two decimal point}

Now, area of the washer is area of smaller circle subtracted from area of larger circle. i.e.

Area of washer =1501.82276.27=1225.58 mm2.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A washer is given as below indicating dimensions in millimeter.

EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY, Chapter 14, Problem 56A , additional homework tip  3

Calculation:

As we know that area of a circle is given by -

A=π×R2

EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY, Chapter 14, Problem 56A , additional homework tip  4

Here, radius length of the smaller circle is 9.38 millimeter. i.e. R=9.38 millimeter.

So, area of the smaller circle will be -

A=π×R2A=3.14×(9.38)2mm2                       {Put R=9.38 mm}

A=3.14×87.9844mm2A=276.2710mm2A=276.27mm2                    {Rounding off to two decimal point}

Similarly, radius of the larger circle is 21.87 millimeter. i.e. R=21.87 millimeter.

So, area of the larger circle will be -

A=π×R2A=3.14×(21.87)2mm2                       {Put R=21.87 mm}

A=3.14×478.2969mm2A=1501.8522mm2A=1501.85mm2                    {Rounding off to two decimal point}

Now, area of the washer is area of smaller circle subtracted from area of larger circle. i.e.

Area of washer =1501.82276.27=1225.58 mm2.

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