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Do you have a picture of it?
<em>Greetings from Brasil...</em>
Here we will apply rule of 3...
This formula, A = πR², its for the whole circle, that is, 360° (2π)
We want the area of only a part, that is, a circular sector whose angle π/6
sector area
2π ----- πR²
π/6 ----- X
2πX = (π/6).πR²
2πX = π²R²/6
X = π²R²/12π
<h3>X = πR²/12</h3>
If Ronisha multiply the area by 1/12 she will get the area of sector with angle of π/6
Well, the first thing you would do is find like denominators for each fraction.
Since the smallest common term between the two is 40, that will be your denominator for each. Then you would multiply the numerator by the number your denominator was multiplied to get to 40. So, you would end up with 16/40 because 5*8=40 and 2*8=16 and 5/40 because 8*5=40 and 1*5=5.
After that, you would just subtract them.
16/40 - 5/40 = 11/40 and as a decimal that is 0.275. So, Joe has eaten 0.275 more pizza than Jane.
Hope this helps! :)
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Applying pythagorean theorem:-
