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The sector of a circle with a 60 millimeters radius has a central angle measure of 30° . What is the exact area of the sector in

terms of π ?

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ASHA 777 [7]3 years ago

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R = 60
60^2 * pi = 3600 * pi
angle = 30°
3600pi / 30 = 120pi
the answer is 120 * pi

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