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What is the area of the shaded portion if the area of the circle is 56 cm2?

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Answered by pushkardigraskar2005
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Answer:

Here's your answer

Step-by-step explanation:

Given => For circle

Area(a) = 56cm²

a = πr²

56 = 22/7*r²

r² = 56*7/22

r = √17.81

r = 4.2

Diagnoal (d) = 2*4.2 = 8.4

So , 4 chords joining forms a square

side of square = d /root2

a=8.4/1.414 (root2 = 1.414)

a = 5.9

a/2 = 5.9/2 = 2.95

area of two shaded traingles = 1/2*b*h

1/2*2.95*2.95

= 4.35

area of segment = Q/360*pier^2

90/360*22/7*4.2*4.2

0.25*3.14*17.65

13.84

So , the finl answer is

area of shaded region = 13.84+4.35

18.19cm^2

hope you understand

Answered by yashicapatil0408
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Answer:

18.19cm sq.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given = For circle:

Area(a) = 56cm sq.

=>a = πr²

=>56 = 22/7*r²

=>r² = 56*7/22

=>r = √17.81

=>r = 4.2cm sq.

Diagnoal (d) = 2*4.2 = 8.4cm sq.

Side of square = d /root2

=>a=8.4/1.414 (root2 = 1.414)

=>a = 5.9

=>a/2 = 5.9/2 = 2.95cm sq.

Area of two shaded triangles = 1/2*b*h

=1/2*2.95*2.95

= 4.35cm sq.

Area of segment = Q/360*pier^2

=90/360*22/7*4.2*4.2

=0.25*3.14*17.65

=13.84 cm sq.

The answer of the area that is in the shaded region = 13.84+4.35

=18.19cm sq.

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