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Split it up into compound shapes, calculate the areas individually and then add and subtract the relevant quantities.
For instance, the shape in part a can be split up into a quarter circle, a trapezium and a half circle. I have included a diagram that may be of assistance in understanding what I mean but I leave the calculations to you. (They're quite easy when you split the shape up anyway)
For instance, the shape in part a can be split up into a quarter circle, a trapezium and a half circle. I have included a diagram that may be of assistance in understanding what I mean but I leave the calculations to you. (They're quite easy when you split the shape up anyway)