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The area of the remaining section is A_{3}=250yd^{2}

Step-by-step explanation:

Please see the picture below.

1. First we are going to name the side of the larger square as x.

As the third section shares a side with the larger square and the four sides of a square are equal, we have the following:

- Area of the first section:

A_{1}=10yd*10yd

A_{1}=100yd^{2}

- Area of the second section:

A_{2}=x^{2} (Eq.1)

- Area of the third section:

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2. The problem says that the total area of the enclosed field is 975 square yards, and looking at the picture below, we have:

A_{1}+A_{2}+A_{3}=975yd^{2}

Replacing values:

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Solving for x:

x^{2}+10x-875=0

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Step-by-step explanation:

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4L + 2πr = 63 ----- make r the subject of formula

2πr = 63 - 4L

r = (63 - 4L)/2π

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Let X = Area of the Square. + Area of the circle

X = L² + πr²

Substitute (31.5 - 2L)/π for r

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X² = L² + π(31.5 - 2L)²/π²

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