The formula for the area of a circle is a = <span>πr², r being the radius.
To tackle this problem, find the area of the square and then subtract the area if the circle:
Area of square = 20 * 20 = 400
Area of circle = </span><span>π(10)² = 100</span><span>π = 314
Area of square - area of circle = 400 - 314 = 86 m²
Hope this helps!
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Answer:
The correct way to evaluate this expression is my following the order of operations PEMDAS
P=Paranthesis
E=Exponents
M/D=multiply/divide
A/S=add/subtract
The first step in 48-(29-17) is to do what's inside the paranthesis
48-12 (29-17=12)
Then you would subtract 48-12
48-12=36
Your final answer is
36
Hope this helps ;)
-4=-1b-(1/3)b
-4=-(4/3)b
-4/-(4/3)=b
b=3
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(1/2)3+(5/3)2
3/6+10/6=13/6
-23/3=13/6a
(-23/3)/(13/6)=a
a=-46/13
