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Read the Source/ Text given below and answer any four questions: Four students of class$ IX B$ with names Ajay, Babloo, Charan and Deepak are playing a game in a circular playground. All four students are holding radios with speaker and mic. These radios are connected by a wire of equal length that is $11\ m$ $($for each radio$)$. Ajay Asks a question to Babloo. If Babloo gives the correct answer he gets $10$ points and asks a new question to Charan, If he can not answer then he passes the same question to Charan and gets no points. These conditions apply to all four players. After $10$ rounds who gets maximum points, he becomes the winner.

$i.$ What is the radius of the field?
$a. 7\ m$
$b. 14\ m$
$c. 11\ m$
$d. 22\ m$
$ii.$ What is the area of the field?
$a. 70\ m^2$
$b. 154\ m^2$
$c. 110\ m^2$
$d. 220\ m^2$
$iii.$ What is the area of the part \ marked with 1 on the field?
$a. 50\ m^2$
$b. 154\ m^2$
$c. 76\ m^2$
$d. 38.5\ m^2$
$iv.$ What is the circu\ mference of the field?
$a. 22\ m$
$b. 14\ m$
$c. 44\ m$
$d. 28\ m$
4 What is the direct distance fro\ m Ajay to Charan?
$a. 7\ m$
$b. 28\ m$
$c. 15\ m$
$d. 14\ m$

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$i$	$a$	$7\ m$
$ii$	$b$	$154\ m^2$
$iii$	$d$	$38.5\ m^2$
$iv$	$c$	$44\ m$
$v$	$d$	$14\ m$

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