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Daniel [21]3 years ago

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First, the bigger square's area is 20*20= 400 cm^2

second, the circle's area is ¶r^2 = ¶(20/2)^2 = ¶(10)^2 = 100¶ cm^2

third, smaller square-- if we imagine it as 4 parts as 4 right triangles-- 1 part will be 1/2*(20/2)(20/2) = 1/2 (10)(10) = 50 cm^2 then the area of the smaller square is 4*50 = 200 cm^2

so the shaded parts = circle - smaller square =100¶ - 200 cm^2

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