3 years ago

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Mathematics

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arlik [135]3 years ago

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Circle A would make more sense (I'm not exactly sure) because it shows the entire circle (if you know what I mean).

Alex Ar [27]3 years ago

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Area A = 10^2(<span>π/180x90 - sin90)
Area A = 28.54

</span>Area B = 12^2(π/180x60 - sin60)
Area B = 13.04

segments <span>CED </span>has a greater area

so answer
Circle A: radius = 10m, m∠CAD = 90°

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