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AC and DE are both diameters of the circle shown below. If the area of
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AC and DE are both diameters of the circle shown below. If the area of the circle is 180 \(units^2\), what is the total area of the shaded sectors?
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AC and DE are both diameters of the circle shown below. If the area of
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20 Feb 2023, 06:36
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The two central angles of the shaded sectors include a total of 80°. Simplify the fraction to find out what fraction of the circle this represents:
80/360=2/9
2/9 of 180 \(unit^2\) is 40 \(unit^2\)
The two central angles of the shaded sectors include a total of 80°. Simplify the fraction to find out what fraction of the circle this represents:
80/360=2/9
2/9 of 180 \(unit^2\) is 40 \(unit^2\)
Re: AC and DE are both diameters of the circle shown below. If the area of
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21 Jul 2023, 22:45
21 Jul 2023, 22:45
sorry its hard for me to understand. can someone elaborate it?
