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Help for Geometry #6 and 7

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Find the area of the rectangle and the 1/2 circle, then subtract the half circle's area from the rectangle's.
Area of the rectangle is 30in.
Area of the 1/2 circle is 19.625.
Subtract
30-19.625
10.375
(Round it to 10.4 in this case)

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