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OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

http://oi39.tinypic.com/fthruq.jpg Help on 7 and 6 because I have something down with number six but I need help

OpenStudy (anonymous):

What do you have to do

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

Find the area of the region For six you have to do as=mARC/360 times pi times r^2 +2

OpenStudy (anonymous):

no idea where you're getting that extra 2 from but you have a right angle (90 degree) and a 40 degree angle add them together and youll get the total arc that you can use to determine the area for 6

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

The two stands for the two sides that are shaded in which you have to add the whole equation with two

OpenStudy (anonymous):

er no...

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ok area for 6 Total area = area (40) + area (90)

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

I absolutely don't remember what my teacher said but something around those lines and that it is also half of the cirlce

OpenStudy (anonymous):

for 7, start with a circle with radius 8, then subtract the area of a circle with radius 6, then add the area of a circle with radius 4, then subtract the area of a circle with radius 2

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

How do I find the area of the circle for seven

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Area = pi * r ^2

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

By the way where do I put the 5 inches for number six

OpenStudy (anonymous):

5 is the radius, you need it to determine both the areas

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

Okay so like this... 130/360 times pi times 5^2

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

For 6

OpenStudy (nerdy_3000):

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