Question

the area of a sector is the area of the circle multiplied by the fraction of the circle by the sector true
or false

Answer 1

True :D

Answer 2

@sunnyshores You should also try to explain why.

Answer 3

I am going to

Answer 4

is it lol wow that was fast ^_^

Answer 5

Defining a sector of a circle is like a portion of a fraction, it has a ratio, number of degrees in arc of sector / number of degrees in circle (360 degrees).

For example, if the arc marked out by our sector is 90 degrees that means our sector is 90/360 or one quarter, which is 1/4 of the area in the whole circle.

So if we are given the area of a sector then we can calculate the area of the whole circle by multiplying the area of the sector by the reverse ratio (number of degrees in circle, number of degrees in arc of sector.

Answer 6

naw did u wrote all that lol X)
I bet u copy and paste it

Answer 7

I looked a lot up. didnt copy and paste all of it tho

Answer 8

okey and thanks is correct

Answer 9

yup '-'

Answer 10

thx for le medal

Answer 11

your welcome u earn it girl :)

Answer 12

aw tank u