Question 38
Given are the following three equations:
How many circles are equivalent to a square, as per the ratios in the three given equations?
Solution
Let us represent a square, circle, triangle and rhombus as s, c, t and r respectively and form eqns.
1) s*c=t
2) s=c*r
3) (t^2)=(r^3)
Expressing t and r in 3rd eqn in terms of s and c, we get:
=>((s*c)^2) = ((s/c)^3)
=> s = (c^5) which is shown in option A.
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