Question

A triangle is inside a circle where the triangle's base is on the circle's diameter as shown. What is the area of the shaded region? Use 3.14 for π .
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A circle of diameter 16 feet with a triangle inside with a base measuring the same as the diameter of the circle.

Answer 1

Answer: 136.96ft squared

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

I think the shaded region for this problem will the part of the circle that is not covered by the triangle. First, determine the area of the circle by the equation,
                                   A = πD²/4
Substituting the given diameter,
                                  A = π(16 ft)²/4 = 200.96 ft²
Then, determine the area of the triangle with the equation,
                                    A = bh/2
Since the base of the triangle is the diameter, b = 16 ft. Then, its height will be half the height and that will be equal to 8 ft. Substituting,
                                  A = (16 ft)(8 ft) / 2 = 64 ft²
The difference between the two areas is 136.96 ft².