It’s True.. you take the “extreme” variable from each proportion and cross multiply them before setting them equal to the product of the two “means” (which are just the other 2 numbers in the proportions).
Plug in 3 for x. 5(3) (-2(3) x 2) = 15(-6 x 2) = 15(-12) = -180.
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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Answer:
A 120 degrees in radians=2.0944
Hope this helps.
