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Julli [10]
3 years ago
9

Please help me figure this out it’s due on 15 minutes

Mathematics
1 answer:
Olin [163]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. area of square=10²=100 cm²

area of circle=πr²=π×2.5²=6.25π cm²

reqd. area=100-6.25π ≈80.375 cm²

2.

area of circle=π×2.5²=6.25π≈6.25×3.14≈19.625 cm²

area of rectangle=4×3=12 cm²

reqd. area=19.625-12≈7.625 cm²

3.

area of two circles=2×π×3²=18π≈18×3.14≈56.52 cm²

area of square=12²=144 cm²

reqd. area=144-56.52≈87.48 cm²

4.

area of smaller circle=π×4²=16π cm²

area of bigger circle=π×8²=64π cm²

area of two circles=16π+64π=80π cm²

diameter of bigger circle=4+4+8+8=24 cm

diameter of biggest circle=π×12²=144π

area of shaded region=144π-80π=64π≈200.96 cm²

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