3 years ago

Find the area of this figure. use 3.14 for pi.

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7 0

The square would be 100.
The semicircle you will use the formula πr^2/2.
That would mean you would take the 3.14x5^2/2.
(3.14x5x5)/2
(3.14x25)/2
78.5/2
=39.25
So the total area would be 139.25

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