Into how many equal parts can the same cake be cut if the cuts can only be made along the gridlines?
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The answer would be the first choice.
Explanation: The reason for this is that the question was pretty much just asking what the area of the resulting two-dimensional cross section would be -the shape in gray- (which can be found by using the formula . To add on, since the dimensions of the shape are already given (5 and 3) all you've to do is multiply: 3*5=15
That's how you get to the answer.
Answer:
hello the figure related to your question is missing attached below is the missing figure
answer : 157.08 m^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Calculate the area of the shaded area
= Area of the large circle - Areas of the small circles
= (( ) * D^2) - 2( (
) * d^2 ) given that the small circles are congruent
= (( ) * 20^2 ) - 2 ( (
) * 10^2 )
= 314.16 - 157.08
= 157.08 m^2
