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Alright, so first of all, you need to find the area of the circle that is part of the cone-shaped area so you can remove it. You need the formula:
where c = angle.
Now plug in the answers, and you get:
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This would then equal to
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now, essentially, the shape of this ENTIRE area is of 2 right triangles. Divide 120 by 2, you get 60 degrees. You have 2 60/30/90 triangles (shown in the bottom)
Now, what you need to do is to find the area of the entire thing by using the formula to calculate the right triangle area (A = (1/2)bh). You have b, which is 6. To find the h, you use tan(60) = x/6, which gives you
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The area of one right triangle of this size would be =
Because 2 right triangles, multiply the area by 2 and get:
Now, remember the area of that circle in that total area? subtract it from the total area () by 12pi and you get 24.65.
The final answer is 24.65
Now plug in the answers, and you get:
This would then equal to
now, essentially, the shape of this ENTIRE area is of 2 right triangles. Divide 120 by 2, you get 60 degrees. You have 2 60/30/90 triangles (shown in the bottom)
Now, what you need to do is to find the area of the entire thing by using the formula to calculate the right triangle area (A = (1/2)bh). You have b, which is 6. To find the h, you use tan(60) = x/6, which gives you
The area of one right triangle of this size would be =
Because 2 right triangles, multiply the area by 2 and get:
Now, remember the area of that circle in that total area? subtract it from the total area (
The final answer is 24.65
Well 5=5
and 37/40
hmm, try to get that 40 into an nice number that is multiplule of 10
if we divide top and bottom by 4 that would work
9.25/10=92.5=100=925/1000=925 thousandths=0.925
so the decimal would be 5.925
and 37/40
hmm, try to get that 40 into an nice number that is multiplule of 10
if we divide top and bottom by 4 that would work
9.25/10=92.5=100=925/1000=925 thousandths=0.925
so the decimal would be 5.925