Area of the shaded segment= https://oconomowoc.owschools.com/media/g_geo_2012/8/group103bb.gif
First find the area of sector, which is \[s=\frac{ \theta }{ 360 }*\pi*r^2\] or a=\[s=\frac{ 60 }{ 360 }*\pi*6^2=18.84\]
Next find the area of the triangle inside the sector: \[A=\frac{ a*b*\sin \theta }{ 2 }\], where a and b are the adjacent sides. \[A=\frac{ 6*6*\sin60 }{ 2 }=15.59\]
Ultimately, the shaded area or the sector is equal to the difference of the area of sector and the area of triangle. What do you get then @MVen ?
here is what it gives me for answers i think the second one but not exactly sure. \[6\pi-9\sqrt{3un ^{2}}\]\[12\pi-9\sqrt{3un ^{2}}\]\[9\pi-9\sqrt{3un ^{2}}\]
i know its not the 6pi one
What is u and n?
im guessing angle and radius
Are you not satisfied with my formulas or are those the alternatives?
those are the equations the question is giving me as answers
screen shot of what it is
OOps, my formulas and workout do not match any of those...
haha i know. im not sure what to do for it
i got it right it was the 12 pi one
just guessed
thanks for the help
Right.
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