Becca has a biscuit recipe that uses of a tablespoon of salt for every of a cup of flour. In order to have enough biscuits for h
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Given:
In the given circle, ∠ADB = 270° and length of ADB = 61.26 m
To find the radius of the circle.
Formula
The formula to determine the radius is given by
Substituting arc length = 61.26, , we get;
Thus, the radius is 13 m
Ignoring the triangle first off, it is just a parallelogram. We can find the area with:
(see first diagram).
Next, we need to find the area of the triangle. Its a right angle triangle, so the area can be found by:
where w and l are the lengths of the two smaller sides. We have one, and the longer side (hypotenuse) so we can use Pythagoras' Theorem to find the other small side (see second diagram).
Then find the area:
Take the area of the triangle away from the area of the paralellogram:
Next, we need to find the area of the triangle. Its a right angle triangle, so the area can be found by:
where w and l are the lengths of the two smaller sides. We have one, and the longer side (hypotenuse) so we can use Pythagoras' Theorem to find the other small side (see second diagram).
Then find the area:
Take the area of the triangle away from the area of the paralellogram: