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The areas of two similar triangles are and . A circle is inscribed in each triangle, and the radius of the circle inscribed in the larger triangle is 22 cm.
Find the radius of the circle inscribed in the smaller triangle (in cm).

Class 10Areas of Similar TrianglesGeometry — Similarity
  • A16
  • B11.6
  • C30.25
  • D8

Step-by-Step Solution

Side ratio smaller : larger = , and an inradius is a length, so it scales like a side. Smaller inradius = cm. Squaring the ratio a second time gives cm, inverting it gives cm, and 8 is merely a number from the ratio, not a radius.
Answer: A) 16

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