How do i find the area for number 4?
2 answers:
You can solve this in two different ways. In both ways, however, use the formula for the area of a square/rectangle. The formula is:
Area = Length x Width
A = L x W
To solve, divide the shape given into two rectangles. Then, find the areas of the two different rectangles and add them
<h3>Answer: 41 cm^2</h3>
Explanation:
Form a horizontal line as shown below (see attached image). This forms 2 separate smaller rectangles
- The bottom rectangle has area of 4*8 = 32 cm^2
- The top rectangle has area of 3*3 = 9 cm^2
The total area is therefore 32+9 = 41 cm^2
You can say "square cm" or "sq cm" in place of the "cm^2".
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Answer:
- arc BF = 76°
- ∠M = 31°
- ∠BGE = 121°
- ∠MFB = 111°
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) ∠FBM is the complement of ∠FBC, so is ...
∠FBM = 90° -52° = 38°
The measure of arc BF is twice this angle, so is ...
arc BF = 2∠FBM = 2(38°)
arc BF = 76°
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(b) ∠M is half the difference between the measures of arcs BE and BF, so is ...
∠M = (1/2)(138° -76°) = 62°/2
∠M = 31°
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(c) arc FC is the supplement to arc BF, so has measure ...
arc FC = 180° -arc BF = 180° -76° = 104°
∠BGE is half the sum of arcs BE and FC, so is ...
∠BGE = (1/2)(arc BE +arc FC) = (138° +104°)/2
∠BGE = 121°
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(d) ∠MFB is the remaining angle in ∆MFB, so has measure ...
∠MFB = 180° -∠M -∠FBM = 180° -31° -38°
∠MFB = 111°
