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14. Find the area of the segment of a circle of radius 12cm whose corresponding sector has a central angle of 90°.​

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Answered by pushpaa127
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Answer:

It is clear that Area ACB= Area OACB-Area OAB

Asegment = Asector - Atriangle

Given that the radius is 12 cm and cnetral angle 60°

8

60° 22

A sector= x πr² = 360" 360° Triangle OAB is an isosceles triangle. x 12 x 12 75.43 cm²

Let us drop a perpendicular, OM from O to AB.

Thus OM divides the triangle in to exactly two right trianlges, with angles 30-60-90 That is OMB and OMA are right triangles. Since it is a right triangle we can apply trigonometric ratios.

Let OM=h and MB=x

sin60" opp h 12

hyp

2 12

⇒h=6√3 cm

Similarly, cos60° = adj hyp

⇒ x = 6 cm

AB=2MB 2x6= 12 cm Area of OAB = xbase x height

X ABX OM

x 12x6√3

= 62.35 cm²

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