In the given figure (I hv attached it separately) ABC is a right angled triangle. AngleB=90 degree, AB = 28 cm and BC = 21 cm. With AC as diameter, a semicircle is drawn and with BC as radius a quarter circle is drawn. Find the area of the shaded region correct to two decimal places.
Is 428.75 the right answer????
(42.87500 times pi) + 294 = 428.695785 ~ 428.70 is what I got.
thanks for the confirmation. can u pls give detailed calculation/method as your answer matches the one I calculated??
Shaded Region Area = Area of ABC + Area of Semicircle w/ Diameter AC - Area of quartercircle w/ radius BC Area of ABC = (1/2)bh b = 21 cm, h = 28 cm = (1/2)(21)(28) = (1/2)(588) = 294 cm^2 Area of Semicircle = (1/2)pi r^2: r = (1/2)sqrt(AB^2 + BC^2) = (1/2)sqrt((28)^2 + (21)^2) = (1/2)sqrt(784 + 441) = (1/2)sqrt(1225) = (1/2)35 cm = (1/2)pi (35/2)^2 = (1/2)pi (1225/4) = 1225pi / 8 cm^2 Area of Quartercircle = (1/4)pi r^2: r = 21 = (1/4)pi (21)^2 = (1/4)pi (441) = 441pi / 4 cm^2 Shaded Region Area = Area of ABC + Area of Semicircle w/ Diameter AC - Area of quartercircle w/ radius BC = 294 cm^2 + (1225pi / 8) cm^2 - (441pi / 4) cm^2 (441pi / 4) = (882pi / 8) = 294 + pi (1225 - 882) / 8 = 294 + 343pi / 8 = 294 + 42.875 pi cm^2 At that point, I just used Google and it calculated it out to be about 428.695785
Thanks, I arrived at the answer the same way but the answer key at the back of the book gave another answer.... Medal for u...☺
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