#how to solve this?

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fierce pivot
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itd be nice to know how to solve these type of questions

jade monolith
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I have an idea. Look, we can find area of triangle BAC as BA multiplication on BC multiplication on sin(ABC) * 1/2, and perhaps it`s the answer if we prove that the small white triangle is equal to the small yellow one(in a trapezoid ADCE)

fierce pivot
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oh! i got it now thanks!

jade monolith
fierce pivot
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wait holdon is BAC 39.6? just making sure

jade monolith
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yes, that`s right

fierce pivot
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woo! tyty

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i solved the rest until 14 and got stuck on 15 ahh

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im not familiar with circles

jade monolith
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I know how to solve this, but I`m not sure that it is the most optimal

fierce pivot
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well, if it works, it works right?
a challenge is nice so

broken coral
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ABC is a sector I think

jade monolith
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ok, one minute, I will open the paint

broken coral
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Area of shaded region is area of semi circle - area of sector

fierce pivot
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im pretty sure the area of the semi circle is 56.549

broken coral
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56.5

fierce pivot
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yep

broken coral
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Then subtract sector area

fierce pivot
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shouldnt a sector start from O?

broken coral
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hmm

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Right sorry

fierce pivot
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because a sector is supposed to be formed by the circles two radii

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wait holdon

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i could connect O to A
find the area if sector BOA
and subtract triangle BOA

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i would need angle BOA though

broken coral
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Construct a line a to c

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It will be 90°

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Angle inscribed in a semi circle

fierce pivot
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ah wait isnt it simple to just

fierce pivot
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angle BOA is 130 isnt it?

jade monolith
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@fierce pivot

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if you have questions - go ahead

fierce pivot
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ohhh i think i got it

jade monolith
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I used formula sin(a+b)

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which is equal sin(a)cos(b)+sin(b)cos(a)

fierce pivot
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the answer is abt 6.52 then

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if i didnt miscalculate

jade monolith
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I never count if I can not do it

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This is why my decisions are often wrong

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joke, my decisions cannot be wrong because no one checks them

fierce pivot
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pfft its fine

broken coral
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I got 23.2

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Area

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Dk if correct

fierce pivot
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idk then aha

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ill just bet on my luck

broken coral
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It is near 23 or 24

fierce pivot
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oo okok

jade monolith
broken coral
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My way I used angles inscribed in a semi circle

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Then construct O to A

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Sector

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Area of segment = area of sector - area of triangle

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Lemme count again

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Yes I am getting 23.2 in my method

fierce pivot
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oh i think i understand

broken coral
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6.52 is very small when compared to the semi circle

jade monolith
broken coral
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It will be an equilateral triangle

jade monolith
broken coral
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Yes

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PiR^2/6

jade monolith
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360/120

broken coral
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60/360 ?

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Area of equilateral triangle √3/4 a^2

jade monolith
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there is a small misunderstanding, I will now draw your method and you will tell me if I understood you correctly, okay?

broken coral
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I think I got my mistake

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When I join A to C

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It is 90°

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By 30 60 90 theorm

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You will get the side ac

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Then you can find the area of sector

jade monolith
broken coral
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no no

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See join A And c

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So angle BAC IS 90°

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Now join O to A

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so OA = 6

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Now in triangle OAC

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It is equilateral

jade monolith
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if I understood you correctly, you will find the area of the arc AC

broken coral
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Find we find the area of triangle then sector

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Then subtract area of triangle - area of sector

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Will give us the area of segment

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Now in Triangle BAC area = 1/2 × base × height

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By 30 60 90 theorm

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AB = 6√3

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Area of triangle ABC is 36√3

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Area of shaded region = area of semi circle - area of arc ACB

jade monolith
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woooy men you confused your solution, I'm not saying that the solution is bad, but it's much harder to find a mistake in such I don't know exactly where your mistake is, but do you agree with this decision?:

jade monolith
broken coral
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Saob means area of aob?

jade monolith
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yes, area of triangle

broken coral
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@jade monolith ok

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I guess

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Should I send you my work

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So you understand

jade monolith
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sure why not

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but I may go soon

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to the lesson

broken coral
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Ok

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I get 34.45 as the area mm

broken coral
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Subtract semi area from this

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56.1-34.45

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21.65

jade monolith
broken coral
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No

jade monolith
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18sqrt(3) yes

broken coral
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Yea

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By 30 60 90 theorm we get AB √108

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Or 6√3

quartz wren
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Oh, what are you trying to solve?

broken coral
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Area of shaded region

jade monolith
broken coral
quartz wren
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Ah, area of segment?

jade monolith
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@broken coral I understand what are you doing there, but can you rewrite numbers please?

broken coral
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Ok

quartz wren
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Well, the area of segment of radius R and angle θ is:
S(segment) = (1/2)R^2 (θ - sin(θ))
In our case R = 6 cm, θ = 2π/3. So:
S(segment) = (1/2)(6 cm)^2 (2π/3 - sin(2π/3)) = (12π - 9√(3)) cm^2 ≈ 22.11 cm^2

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What did you get?

broken coral
quartz wren
jade monolith
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guys, do you remember problem? we found area of segment, good, not we need to subtract the area of the triangle

quartz wren
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Wait, wait. If you've found the area of the segment, that's already the answer.

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Or did you mean the sector?

broken coral
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I found area of shaded region

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21.65

quartz wren
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What is the exact result?

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Rounded results can't be checked.

broken coral
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@quartz wreni got the exact valueb

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21.65

quartz wren
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That is not possible.

broken coral
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Area of sector I got 34.45

quartz wren
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Can you show how you got it?

broken coral
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I did above

quartz wren
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I don't really understand how you did it there.

broken coral
quartz wren
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I recommend just tackling the general case: radius R, angle θ.

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That would be better.

broken coral
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I used 30-60-90 theorm

quartz wren
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Well, finding the central angle is easy, that isn't really the focus.

broken coral
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Yeah

jade monolith
broken coral
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I just did what came in my mind my answer might be wrong

quartz wren
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Well, let me show how to solve this generally, then.

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We need to find the area of a segment.
As we've established:
S(segment) = S(sector) - S(triangle)
We know:
S(sector) = (1/2)R^2 θ
S(triangle) = (1/2)R^2 sin(θ)
So:
S(segment) = S(sector) - S(triangle) = (1/2)R^2 θ - (1/2)R^2 sin(θ) = (1/2)R^2 (θ - sin(θ))