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6 months ago

Which of the following equations represents the area of a sector?

Mathematics

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Rina8888 [55]6 months ago

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From the given options we can say that the only one that represents the area of the sector is; A = n/360 * πr²

<h3>What is the Area of the Sector?</h3>

In circles, a sector is said to be a part of a circle made of the arc of the circle together with its two radii. This means that it is a portion of the circle formed by a portion of the circumference (arc) and radii of the circle at both endpoints of the arc.

The formula for Area of a sector is given as;

θ/360 * πr²

where;

θ is the central angle of the sector

r is radius

Now, looking at the given options we can say that the only one that represents the area of the sector is;

A = n/360 * πr²

where n is the central angle of the sector

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