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OpenStudy (abmon98):
Calculate the area of the shaded region
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OpenStudy (abmon98):
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OpenStudy (abmon98):
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OpenStudy (lochana):
can you find areas of APO, BQO and BOA?
OpenStudy (abmon98):
BOA=1/2*12*5=30
OpenStudy (abmon98):
BQO=1/2*5^2*1.1759=14.698
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OpenStudy (abmon98):
so APO=15.30125
OpenStudy (lochana):
great. now AOB = AQO + QPO + POB
AOB = AQO + QPO + POB + QPO - QPO
OpenStudy (lochana):
so AQO + QPO = AOP
POB + QPO = BQO
therefor
AOB = AOP + BQO - QPO
OpenStudy (abmon98):
@lochana for the small triangle shouldnt it be isoceles OP=5 OB=5 and so their angles are the same
OpenStudy (abmon98):
AOB=AQO+OBQ AQO=(30-(0.5*25*1.1759)=15.30125
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OpenStudy (lochana):
oh your answers above are wrong. ok. you should use (theta)r^2 to find BQO and APO areas
OpenStudy (abmon98):
30=15.30125+OPQ+BOP 14.69875=OPQ+BOP
OpenStudy (abmon98):
the area of sector is equal to 14.69875 and the area of triangle =30 so the area of AQO=15.30125
OpenStudy (abmon98):
do you have any clue what we are going to do next
OpenStudy (lochana):
so APO =(1/2) 12^2*0.3948=28.4256
QPO = 28.4256 - 15.3013 = 13.1243
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OpenStudy (abmon98):
what equation have you used to calculate the area of APO
OpenStudy (abmon98):
oh so APO and QOB are sectors
OpenStudy (lochana):
1/2(theta)r^2.
OpenStudy (abmon98):
Thanks @lochana
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