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creativ13 [48]
4 years ago
7

Please someone help, it will be great if you do

Mathematics
2 answers:
xz_007 [3.2K]4 years ago
6 0

We will get shaded area when we subtract rectangle area from semicircle area.

Rectangle area is   Ar=a*b=16*6= 96 cm∧2

Semicircle area is  Asc= (r∧2 pi)/2

First we must find radius.

We know that the center of the semicircle ( or circle) is in the middle of the longer side of the rectangle.

Now we can find radius with Pythagorean theorem

r= √8∧2+6∧2= √64+36 =√100= 10cm => r= 10 cm

Asc=(10∧2 * pi)/2 = 50 pi cm∧2  

Shaded area is Asc - Ar = 50pi - 96 = 2 (25pi-48) cm∧2

Good luck!!!

Andrei [34K]4 years ago
5 0

The Rectangle has Dimensions  16 cm. By  6 cm.

Work Out  Shaded Area:

Give Answer In Terms of pi:


C    =    pi D

A      =    pi r^2

<u>Area of Rectangle</u>

16   *    6    

=     96 cm^2


<u>So, radius of Circle is Hypothenuse of Tri-Angle:</u>

6^2     +     8^2

36     +     64

=     100

sqrt 100       =       10

<u>Radius of Circle:</u>

=      10 cm

A   =      pi   *   10^2/2  

=     50 pi

<u>Shaded Area:</u>

=      50 pi     -    96

=     61.0796327




Inside of the Square  ====>  6 ==>  6  on both sides

Inside of square  ====>   half  right  =====>  10    diagonal 7      

Outside of Diagram  =====>  bottom   left ====>   8    ===>  Btm. Right ==> 8



Hope that helps!!!                                      : )


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