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How many circles of radius r can be arranged around a circle of radius r so that all the circles can touch the central circle?


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There are many situations I can give 1. A=45, B=135 2. A=0, B=180 3. A=30, B=150 All the above do not give sec A + sec B =1 Following is the solution: 1....
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Mar 30, 2009
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How many circles of radius r can be arranged around a circle of radius r so that all the circles can touch the central circle? Explore and discover exciting...
sharada sahoo
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Jun 15, 2009
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The answer is 6. Explaination - Take 2 adjacent exterior circles & the inner circle. Join their centres. You will get an equilateral triangle of each edge...
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Jul 16, 2009
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Hello Sharda, Answer is 6. For solution see the attached file... Regards, Vimlesh ________________________________ From: sharada sahoo...
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Jul 16, 2009
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... 6 circles. first draw one circle. then using trigonometry find the max angle its diameter subtends at centre(Max will be when we chose a diameter formed by...
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Jul 20, 2009
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circumference outer circles can cover = 2 pi (2r) (twice radius) = 4 . pi. r outer circle diameter will lie on this circumference, n . 2 . r < 4 . pi . r n <...
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Jul 23, 2009
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Hi haneef, could you kindly elaborate on "outer circle diameter will lie on this circumference, n . 2 . r  <  4 . pi . r" ? ... From: Haneef Mohammad...
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