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Find the area of shaded region. ​

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Answered by anshika0923
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Answer:

186.29 cm^2

Step-by-step explanation:

radius = 20/2= 10

area of circle = πr^2

= 22/7*10*10

= 2200/7 cm^2

area of trapezium= 1/2(12+20)*8

=1/2*32*8

=32*4

=128 cm^2

area of shaded region=2200/7 - 128

=1304/7

=186.29 cm^2

Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\bold{\mathtt{Question⇒}}

Find the area of the shaded region.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Solution⇒}}

The diameter of the circle = 20 cm

So, radius of the circle

= (\frac{20}{2}) cm = 10 cm

We know that:

\boxed{Area\:of\:circle = πr²}

So, area of the circle

= (π×10²) cm²

= ({\frac{22}{7}}×10²) cm²

= ({\frac{22}{7}}×10×10) cm²

= ({\frac{2200}{7}}) cm²

We know that:

\boxed{Area\:of\:trapezium = {\frac{22}{7}}×(Sum\:of\:parallel\:sides)×(Distance\:between\:them)}

So, area of the trapezium

= [{\frac{1}{2}}×(12+20)×8] cm²

= ({\frac{1}{2}}×32×8) cm²

= ({\frac{1}{\cancel{2}}}×32×\cancel{8}) cm²

= [(32×4)] cm²

= 128 cm²

Area of shaded region

= ({\frac{2200}{7}}-128) cm²

= ({\frac{2200-896}{7}}) cm²

= ({\frac{1304}{7}}) cm²

= 186{\frac{2}{7}} cm²

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Therefore⇒}}

The area of shaded region is 186{\frac{2}{7}} cm².

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Done}}

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\large\bold{\mathtt{Have\:a\:nice\:day.}}

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