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By definition, measure of an arc is the angle subtended by the arc at the centre of the circle. Thus, the measure of the arc is the measure of the (in red) which the arc subtends at the center.
Now, in order to find the measure of the (in red) we will have to use the information given in the question. We have been told that . Now, we know that the double angle theorem says that, the angle subtended at the centre of a circle is double the size of the angle subtended at the circumference from the same two points. Therefore, applying this theorem we get:
Thus if (in red)=, then (in green) will be equal to measure of the arc . Now, (in green) will obviously be:
First you are going to look at the smallest box and figure out what the area is once you do that you will need to find the area of the bigger box once you figure out both of the areas you will then find out what they are you will then add up the amounts to get the area of both squares together