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A smaller circle touches a bigger circle internally and also passes through the center 'O' of the bigger circle. If the area of the
smaller circle is 192 cm2 , the area of the bigger circle (in cm2 ) is:
768
384
1024
720
- A smaller circle touches a bigger circle internally and its circumference passes through the center 'O' of the bigger circle.
- The radius of the bigger circle will be twice the radius of the smaller circle due to this geometric positioning.
- The area of the smaller circle is given as 192 cm².
- The formula for the area of a circle is A = pr².
- Calculate the radius (r) of the smaller circle: r² = 192/p.
- The radius of the bigger circle is 2r.
- Hence, the area of the bigger circle is A = p(2r)² = 4pr² = 4 * 192 = 768 cm².
Option: 1 - 768 is the correct answer.
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