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OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

Find the shaded area to the nearest tenth of a square meter. (Hint: Divide the area into its components, find the area of each, then add the areas to find the area of the composite figure.)

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

@jhonyy9

OpenStudy (imstuck):

Do you have choices for the answers? I have one that I have left in terms of pi but you might not have that as a choice.

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

1256.6,1342.5,1656.6,1466.2

OpenStudy (imstuck):

Oh ok! I see. Let me help you! First let's find the area of the square, cuz that one is easy. What is the area of the square?

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

400

OpenStudy (lord_box):

What we have in this problem is a Square, formula \[s^2\] and 3/4 of a circle with a radius 20, \[\pi*r*2*(3/4)\]

OpenStudy (lord_box):

The second formula should read \[\pi*r^2*(3/4)\]

OpenStudy (imstuck):

Very cool. Now for the circle, we have the area as \[A _{circle}=\pi*r ^{2}\]

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

whats the radius

OpenStudy (imstuck):

The one side of the square also serves as the radius of the circle. Look at it again.

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

so 90?

OpenStudy (montsechamorro):

oh wait

OpenStudy (imstuck):

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