Question

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Answer 1

I need help on how to find the area of these abstract shapes.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Can someone just show me a formula on how to solve these types of problems?

Answer 4

would but have never seen anything like it srry :( ask @Hero and @HeroOfLove111

Answer 5

Ok thx so much for your help :)

Answer 6

okay u bacically just need to know the lenths or area of the shaded areas

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

There are a lot of questions like these, and I know there aren't any specific formula, but the other types of problems were really easy

Answer 9

Hello?

Answer 10

Well, the exact question is to find the area of the shaded area.

Answer 11

oh srry i was doing my wrk, to find the area u need to know the area of the whole cylinder

Answer 12

cylinder?

Answer 13

the object with the shaded parts

Answer 14

I was taught to do area of square- area of unshaded region, but I dont know how to find the unshaded region though

Answer 15

look at it closly it is a cylinder, the lengths are 2 and 2 so multiply those by 3.14, and then let me know wht u get

Answer 16

Is that for the unshaded part?

Answer 17

It would be 4(pi) right?

Answer 18

no its for the whole thing and yes it would be 4(pi)

Answer 19

2*2 would be the square... I'm sorry where do you see the cylinder?

Answer 20

u see the shaded parts? well put those and the white part together and act like it it 1 color cylinder, now multiply ur 4 by pi

Answer 21

The question needs to be in exact form...

Answer 22

um just do the pi times 4 then divide by 2 and u have ur shaded parts area

Answer 23

really? So 4(3.14)/2 is it? But the answer is in x-y(pi) form...

Answer 24

It told me to not answer the question, but find the equation...