When AG = 16 ft, find the area of the region that is NOT shaded. Round to the nearest tenth. Choices: 666.9 ft2 200.9 ft2 731.2 ft2 136.9 ft2
Here's a picture of the circle.
Doe's anyone know how to set up the problem with an equation?
AG = GB = 16 1/2 *16*16 = area of triangle AGB
AG is a radius of the circle. \(\triangle AGB\) is a Right Triangle. It is also isosceles. Lots of stuff to know about it.
I get the part with the area.
I don't know about the triangle part.
Is it 136.9 ft2?
|dw:1409435357779:dw|Here is one silly idea you could try :) Subtract the `area of this square` from the `area of the circle`, and then take one fourth of that! \[\Large\rm A=\frac{1}{4}\left(A_{\circ}-A_{\square}\right)\]Just an idea ^^
this is only one approach Area of complete circle = pi*r^2 and r = AG = 16 Angle AGB = 90° Sector AB = 1/4 of circle area of sector not shaded = 3/4* pi*r^2 + 1/2 *b*h for this problem r = b = h = 16 so area not shaded =
Ooo did I steal your thunder? >.< My bad...
@zepdrix that would give the area shaded
Oh not shaded :) lol my bad.
@FacePlant the area not shaded = area of circle - area shaded
\[\Large\rm A_{shaded}=\frac{1}{4}\left(A_{\circ}-A_{\square}\right)\]\[\Large\rm A=A_{\circ}-A_{shaded}\] Ok I think I fixed it ;d Too many A's though lol
I'm still kind of confused. ;/
@FacePlant to find the answer to the nearest tenth calculate to 2 decimal places then round up to 1 decimal place.
area not shaded = 3/4 the circle + triangle this will be the same as area of circle - area of shaded region
what are you still confused about? ask specific let me try and make it clearer
You think you could give me step by step on how to start it?
Sorry if i'm taking kind of long. :/
do you see that area not shaded = 3/4 the circle + triangle this will be the same as area of circle - area of shaded region
Yeah
I think i remember it now.
I will set up the equation.
now choose one way and then evaluate I did the part circle and add triangle while zepdrix choose the whole circle and minus the shaded should have the same answer whichever one you use.
I got it, and thank you so much! :)
The answer is 200.9 ft2, right?
no problem
let me do it
i got 731
You may have been told to use a specific value for \(\pi\)?
\(\dfrac{3}{4}\pi 16^2 + \dfrac{1}{2}16^{2} = 256\cdot\dfrac{3\pi + 2}{4} = 256\cdot 2.85619449 = 731.18578949\)
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