find the area of semicicle in the shaded region and take pie=3.14 and for finding AC use Pythagoras theorem
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Answer:
area of shaded region = area of semicircle - area of triangle
ar(shaded) = πr²- 1/2 base × height
= (3.14) - 1/2 (base* height
by pythagorous theprem
12²+16²=AC²
144+256= Ac²
Ac= √400.
AC= 20. base=20
then height =r = 10
ar(shaded)= 3.14(10)² - 1/2(20*10)
ar(shaded) = 3.14×100 - 1/2×200
ar(shaded)= 314 - 100
=214sq.cm
therefore area of shaded region is 214sq.cm
☞︎︎︎ Given :
- Base = 16cm
- height = 12cm
- Hint for finding AC
- Pie = 3.14
☞︎︎︎ To Find :
- Area if shaded region
we see that, whole figure is of semi circle
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☞︎︎︎ Solution :
- ☕︎ Pythagoras Theorem -
❥︎ here,
- h = hypotenuse (side to find )
- b = 16cm
- p = 12cm
✰ On solving :
✞︎ We know ,
- 16² = 256
- 12² = 144
On transposing the terms :
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➪ Now,
- Find area of triangle
✞︎ Here,
- b = base (16cm)
- h = height (12cm)
✰ On Solving :
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➪ Now ,
☞︎︎︎ We Have :
- Area of triangle
- hypotenuse
➪ Finding area of semicircle -
- pie = 3.14
- r = radius (20cm)
❥︎ We take half because it is a semicircle
☕︎ Break the decimal :
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☞︎︎︎ Area of shaded region :
= Area of semicircle - Area of triangle
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