See the attached figure to better understand the problem
we know that
<span>The inscribed angle in a circle measures half of the arc it comprises.
</span>in this problem
the inscribed angle= ∠ACB
and the arc it comprises measures 180°
then
the ∠ACB=180°/2-------> ∠ACB=90°
<span>applying the Pythagorean theorem
</span>AC²+CB²=AB²-------> AB²=24²+7²-------> AB²=625------> AB=25 cm
the diameter of circle is AB
radius=25/2--------> r=12.5 cm
[the area of a half circle]=pi*r²/2------> pi*12.5²/2--------> 245.44 cm²
[area of triangle ABC]=AC*CB/2--------> 24*7/2-------> 84 cm²
[the area of the shaded region]=[the area of a half circle]-[area of triangle ABC]
[the area of the shaded region]=245.44-84-------> 161.44 cm²
the answer is
the area of the shaded region is 161.44 cm²
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
When we solve for an equation, our goal is to find the value of the variable. Any variable can be used, but for the time being let’s assume we use
.
We can algebraeically solve equations until we get the value of x - in which we will have x equal to something.
Say we have the equation
. Our goal is to find the value of
. <u>We can do this by getting x isolated on one side so we have something equal to x</u>.
We can subtract 5 from both sides and divide both sides by 5.

We now know the value of
since it’s on one side of the equation.
Hope this helped!
Cones only have one base
Prisms may have more than one base
Triangular prisms only have one base, but rectangular prisms have two bases
Not math but American settlers were only in east so I. Check the section to see what area.