Math, asked by pemshi, 10 months ago

find the area of a seclor of circle of radius 28cm
and central angle 45°​

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Answered by Anonymous
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r= 28cm
central angle (theta)= 45
area of sector=theta/360*pi*r*r
=45/360*22/7*28*28
308cm²
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Answered by DrNykterstein
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Given :-

◉ Radius of circle, r = 28 cm

◉ angle between the two radii, θ = 45°

To Find :-

◉ Area enclosed by the two radii and the arc.

Solution :-

First, Convert the angle into radians.

⇒ θ = 45 × π / 180 rd.

⇒ θ = π / 4 rd.

Now,

Area = 1/2 θ

⇒ Area = 1/2 × 28 × 28 × π / 4

⇒ Area = 14 × 7 × π

⇒ Area = 14 × 7 × 22/7 [ take, π = 22/7 ]

⇒ Area = 14 × 22

⇒ Area = 308 cm²

Hence, Area of the sector is 308 cm².

Some Information :-

1 radian is the ratio of the arc of length the same as the radius of the circle and the radius itself. It is a constant for every circle.

Convert Degrees into Radians:-

Multiply the given value by π/180

Convert Radians into Degrees:-

Multiply the given value by 180/π

☛ To find the length of the arc, use the given formula:

l =

Where, r = radius, l = length, θ = angle between the two radii ( in radians )

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