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The ratio of the area of cross-section of a circular section to the area of its core, is

A. 4

B. 8

C. 12

D. 16

Answer: Option D


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  1. Ashwin Aryan
    Ashwin Aryan :
    2 years ago

    Dia of Core of circle = d/4.
    Dia of Circle = d.

    Area of Core/Area of Circle = 1/16 will get.

  2. Munna Bhaiya
    Munna Bhaiya :
    3 years ago

    assuming non eccentric ccondition
    e=D/8(Radius of core)
    area of column=(22/7)xD^2/4................Eq 1
    area of core=(22/7)X r^2
    area of core= 22/7x D^2/64.....................Eq2
    now dividing eq1/eq 2
    we get 16

  3. Mohd. Anwaruddin
    Mohd. Anwaruddin :
    4 years ago

    Area or colum = pi x D2/4
    Radius of core, r = D/8
    Area of core = pi x r2 = pi x (D2)/64
    Ratio , pi x D2/4 / pi x (D2)/64 = 64/4 =16

  4. Wanbok Kharjana
    Wanbok Kharjana :
    5 years ago

    How give me solution

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