M.c.m (35;50)m.c.d (35;50)m.c.m (116;92)m.c.d (116;92)
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in order to find the area, we should break up the figure. you can see that in the image we have a quarter of a circle and a square. here are the areas for each of these shapes
square:
circle:
but since we only have a quarter of this circle we need to divide the area by 4 so the formula becomes
now we can plug in our numbers
we are given 6 m for our radius or length of square
the square will be (6)^2 = 36 m^2
now onto our circle
π(6)^2/4 = 28.26 m^2
now add these two shapes together to find the total area = 64.26 m^2
