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2. If AB , across the window, measures 25 inches, calculate the area of the window in square inches. 3. If AB , across the window, measures 18 inches, calculate the area of semicircle AGB in square inches.
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formula for finding area of a circle \[\huge \pi r^2\] r is the radius, which is 1/2 of the diameter AB
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radius = 25/2 = 12.5 \[\huge \pi 12.5^2\] 490.9 in^2
do the same for B to find the area, then divide by 2 because it's asking for the semicircle
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isnt 156.25 pi?
and the second one is 162 pi
9 is the radius, not 18
(9^2 pi)/2
so its 40.5 pi?
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yea
n for the first one is 156.25 pi?
yea
somehow i dont see any window.. i see only circle and diameter.. whats "across the window" mean ?
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