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1. What is the area of the shaded portion in the figure?

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Answered by kmaninder001
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Answer:

for this

we have to subtract area of circle from area of rectangle.

Step-by-step explanation:

area of rectangle= L×b

= 10×6 m sq. = 60 m sq.

now, for finding area of circle that is πr²

we need to find radius

breadth of rectangle= diameter of circle= 6m { as shown in figure}

and radius = diameter÷ 2= 6÷2 = 3m

now area of circle= πr²

= 22/7 × 3^2

= 22/7 × 9

=28.26 m^2

therefore, area of shaded region,

= area of rectangle - area of circle

= 60 - 28.26

= 31.74 m ^2

Answered by kevhan
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Answer:

Area of Shaded Region: 32m^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Area of Rectangle = length * width  : l*w

Area of circle = pi* radius squared: pi*r^2

Area of Shaded Region = Area of Rectangle - Area of circle

Area of Rectangle: 10m * 6m = 60m^2

Circle Diamater: 6m

Circle Radius: 6m/2 = 3m

Circle Area: pi*(3m)^2

Circle Area: 28.27 m^2 Round to 28 m^2

Area of Shaded Region: 60m^2 - 28m^2 = 32m^2

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