A cathedral window is built in the shape of a semicircle. If the window is to contain three stained glass sections of equal size
, what is the area of each stained glass section? Express answer to the nearest square foot.
1 answer:
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we know that
area of semi circle=pi*r²/2
diameter=5 ft
radius r=5/2----> 2.5 ft
so
area of semicircle=pi*2.5²/2-----> 9.8125 ft²
<span>the area of each stained glass section=area semicircle/3
</span><span>the area of each stained glass section=9.8125/3----> 3.27 ft</span>²---> 3 ft²
the answer is
3 ft²
we know that
area of semi circle=pi*r²/2
diameter=5 ft
radius r=5/2----> 2.5 ft
so
area of semicircle=pi*2.5²/2-----> 9.8125 ft²
<span>the area of each stained glass section=area semicircle/3
</span><span>the area of each stained glass section=9.8125/3----> 3.27 ft</span>²---> 3 ft²
the answer is
3 ft²
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