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The probability that the dart hits the shaded area of the target is the area of the shaded region divided by the area of the entire target. The area of the shaded circle is A = pi * r^2 so the area of the shaded region is pi* 6^2 or 36 pi. The area of the entire target is, by the same formula A = pi * 13^2 = 169*pi. Probability of hitting the shaded region is(36*pi) /(169*pi) . See if you can simplify that @heythatsness
113.04 / 530.66 ?
flip the order though
Why?
you divide by the larger number?
I did ( 36*pi) /(169*pi) = 36 / 169 = .21 to the nearest hundredth. The pi factors divided out.
That is what 113.04 / 530.66 equals when you divide. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=113.04+%2F+530.66+
So, roughly 21 out of every 100 randomly tossed darts that hit the target will hit the shaded region.
thats what i got
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