You have to find the area of both circle and square first then add the answers u get together.
Quarter circle:
A = 3.14 (radius(^2)
A= 3.14(4^2)
A= 3.14(16)
A=50.24cm ^2
Square:
A = b×h
A = 8×8
A = 64cm^2
Then add the answer together.
64 + 50.24 = 114.24cm ^2
the answer is 114.24 or 114.2
Answer:
<h2>A= πr^2/4</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
diameter of circle= 12 in
the radius is r=d/2=6in
the area of the circle is
A=πr^2
A=3.142*6^2
A=3.142*36
A=113.1in^2
If the circle is folded in half, the area will be A/2= 113.1/2= 56.55in^2
In the corresponding shape is folded again the area is A/4= 28.3in^2
<u>The expression for the last shape is </u>
<u>A= πr^2/4</u>
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
if u times 24x4=96
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