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3 years ago

Please help! It's a grade nine math question.

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2 answers:

mash [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of the Square

Area = s^2

s = 16

Area = 16 * 16

Area = 256

Area of the Circle.

Area of the Circle = pi*r^2

16 inches is a diameter for the circle.

2r = d

r is the radius

d is the diameter = 16

2r = 16 Divide by 2

2r/2 = 16/2 Do the division

r = 8

Area of the circle = pi*r^2

Area of the circle = 3.14*8^2

Area of the circle = 200.96 cm^2

Area of the shaded area

Area of the shaded area =area of the square - area of the circle

Area of the shaded area = 256 - 200.96

Area of the shaded area = 55.04

Jobisdone [24]3 years ago

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Is that all the info they gave you? Idk how to work with it

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