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<u>3a : Area of the triangle</u>
- A = 1/2bh
- A = 1/2 x 10 x 8
- A = 5 x 8
- A = <u>40 m²</u>
<u>3b : Area of the semicircle</u>
- Finding the radius (equal to 1/2 of the triangle hypotenuse)
- Apply Pythagorean Theorem here
- √8² + 10² = d
- √64 + 100 = d
- d = √164
- d = 2√41
- r = √41
- A = πr²/2
- A = 3.14 x (√41)² / 2
- A = 1.57 x 41
- A = <u>64.4 m²</u> (nearest tenth)
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You CAN do it. triangle with the circle. find area of triangle first and subtract circle. (8*8)/2 = 32. minus circle. (2.5*pi^2) = 24.674011. so we have 32 - 24.7 (rounded) = 7.3 for triangle. as for the other? divide it into segments. we have a rectangle on bottom followed by 2 triangles on top of that rectangle. Recangle height is 2 * width. The width is 8 as we can see the top. 2*8= 16. plus the triangles. we know the triangle height is 6 minus the 2 from the rectangle height so 6-2=4 times the width which is the rectangle width minus the 6 from the middle divided by 2 because there are 2 triangles. 8-6=2/2 = 1. height * width = 4 divide by 2 = 2. that is the area of one triangle. but because there are 2 triangles multiply by 2. 2*2 = 4. 16+4=20 for the area of the second figure.
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