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Class 10 Maths Chapter 12 Surface Areas and Volumes – Exercise 12.4 NCERT Solutions

Class 10 Maths Chapter 12 Surface Areas and Volumes – Exercise 12.4 NCERT Solutions

Introduction

Exercise 12.4 applies the formulas of surface areas and volumes of solids to solve real‑life application problems. These include finding areas and volumes of circular paths, rings, wheels, flower beds, and other practical designs. This exercise strengthens your ability to connect geometry with everyday situations.

Formula Used

  • Cube:

TSA=6a2,V=a3
  • Cuboid:

TSA=2(lb+bh+hl),V=lbh
  • Cylinder:

CSA=2πrh,TSA=2πr(h+r),V=πr2h
  • Sphere:

Surface Area=4πr2,V=43πr3
  • Hemisphere:

CSA=2πr2,TSA=3πr2,V=23πr3
  • Ring (Annulus):

A=π(R2r2)

NCERT Questions with Solutions (10)

Q1. Find area of circular path of width 2 m around circular park of radius 7 m.

R=9m,r=7m
A=π(R2r2)=π(8149)=32π=100.48m2

Q2. Find area of ring formed between two concentric circles of radii 14 cm and 7 cm.

A=π(14272)=π(19649)=147π=462cm2

Q3. Find area of semicircular protractor of radius 10 cm.

A=12πr2=12×π×100=157.08cm2

Q4. Find area of quadrant of circle with radius 14 cm.

A=14πr2=14×π×196=154cm2

Q5. Find area of circular flower bed of radius 5 m.

A=πr2=π×25=78.5m2

Q6. Find area of wheel with radius 21 cm.

A=πr2=π×441=1386cm2

Q7. Find area of circular path of width 3 m around circular park of radius 10 m.

R=13m,r=10m
A=π(R2r2)=π(169100)=69π=216.77m2

Q8. Find area of ring with outer radius 10 cm and inner radius 6 cm.

A=π(10262)=π(10036)=64π=201.06cm2

Q9. Find area of circular path of width 2 m around circular pond of radius 12 m.

R=14m,r=12m
A=π(R2r2)=π(196144)=52π=163.36m2

Q10. Find area of semicircle with radius 7 cm.

A=12πr2=12×π×49=77cm2

FAQs (10)

  1. What is annulus? Ring‑shaped region between two concentric circles.

  2. What is sector? Region enclosed by two radii and arc.

  3. What is segment? Region enclosed by chord and arc.

  4. What is semicircle? Half of circle.

  5. What is quadrant? One‑fourth of circle.

  6. Formula for ring area?

A=π(R2r2)
  1. Formula for circumference?

C=2πr
  1. Formula for circle area?

A=πr2
  1. Why are circular paths important? Used in parks, gardens, and construction.

  2. Why is this exercise important? It builds skills in solving real‑life problems using circle geometry.

Conclusion

Exercise 12.4 has 10 solved questions and 10 FAQs that strengthen your understanding of real‑life applications of circle areas. This builds the foundation for practical geometry in Class 10 Maths.

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