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Arieonna:

8/10

Arieonna:

Arieonna:

@luigi0210

Luigi0210:

Well, same formula: \[\Large A = \frac{\theta}{360}*\pi*r^2 \] radius is given as 12 cm and the arc as 120 degrees: \[\Large A = \frac{120}{360} *\pi*(12^2) \] \[\Large A = \frac{ 1}{3} *\pi*144 \]

Arieonna:

i got this

Arieonna:

@luigi0210

Luigi0210:

Yup, that's what I got as well. So it *should* be 150.8 cm^2

Arieonna:

but thats not a choice

Arieonna:

so would it be D @luigi0210

Luigi0210:

Yes Unless there is an error somewhere. But it should be D.

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