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find the area of the shaded region in the above mentioned picture

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

60.28

60.3 (rounded off to one decimal)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say semi circle touches rectangle at A & B point

C & D are the points where semi-circles intersect

Area above chord CD and Below Chord CD are same as Semicircles are identical

we will calculate the area above chord CD and multiply by 2 get the total shaded region area

we have a Area of region BACD  

Area above chord CD = Area of region BACD - Area of Δ BCD

Area of region BACD = {(∠CBD)/360} × pie × Radius²

Lets calculate ∠CBD  first

BC = BD = BA = Radius = 7

Let say AB & CD bisect at point O

BO = 7/2

so cos∠CBO = Base/hypoteneus = (7/2)/7 = 1/2

Cos 60° = 1/2 so ∠CBO = 60°

Similarly ∠DBO = 60°

∠CBD = 60 + 60 = 120°

Area of region BACD = (120/360) × pie × Radius²

= (1/3)(22/7)×7²

= 154/3

= 51.33 units     Eq 1

in right angle Δ BOC

Sin 60° = Perpendicular / hypotenuse = CO/BC

√3 / 2 = CO / 7

CO = 7√3 / 2

Similarly DO = 7√3 /2

CD = 7√3 /2 + 7√3 /2 = 7√3

while BO = 7/2

Area of Δ BCD = (1/2) ×  Base × Height

= (1/2) (7√3) × (7/2)

= 49 √3/4

= 49 × 1.73 / 4

= 21.19   Eq 2

Area above chord CD = Area of region BACD - Area of Δ BCD

putting values from Eq 1 & Eq 2

Area above chord CD = 51.33 - 21.19 = 30.14

Total area of shaded region = 2 × 30.14  = 60.28

= 60.3 Units

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