In a word problem, you need
to be able to interpret words
into mathematical symbols or algebraic expressions, focusing on keywords that specify the mathematical procedures required to
solve the problem with both the operation and the order of the expression. Here
are some examples of verbal phrase for subtraction.
<span>Deduct,
decrease by, difference, left over, less than, minus, reduce, remains, remove, subtract
and take away.</span>
Hello,
let's assume a the width, b the heigth.
sin 30°=a/26=1/2==>a=26/2=13 (in)
cos 30°=b/26=√3/2==>b=26*√3 / 2=13√3≈22.51666.... (in)
Area of a full circle is PI x r^2
Area = 3.14 x 8^2 = 200.96
Area of a sector is area * central angle / full circle
Area = 200.96 x 5PI/3 / 2PI = 160PI/3
Answer is C.
I think that the area is 54 I am not sure I haven’t done math like this in a long time
44.6 is the answer, but the estimate is 45 since you round up from .5+
