#Compound shapes
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which one are you having problems with
@stray kiln All of it, im not sure where to start
ok
so AD = AE + ED as you can see by the diagram
then use properties of rectangles and circles to find AE and AD
for (b), notice that arc CD is a quarter of the circumference of the full circle, as ED is perpendicular to EC
and you can also use that fact to find the area
then finally
for (c), simply multiply all dimensions of ABCE to get the real dimensions, and find area from that
@stray kiln For DC I don't have a degree to find the arc
Also what properties of rectangles and circles would I use to find AE? AE is the same as CB
But I don't see a way to find AD
i just told you the degree is 90°
AD is AE + ED
Ok thank you!
Would the answer be 5.495?
for which
21.98?
Actually, it says to use 22/7 so it would be 22
It could also be 44
@stray kiln
The formula to find circumference of a circle is pi x d, we're already given the half of the diameter since it isn't the full circle, so the other half would be 14.
So 22/7 x 14 = 44 for the full diameter of the circle
Wait but what are the properties of rectangles so circles to find AE and AD?
Why would you need a property to find AE as well? Can't you just use the measurement of the opposite side?
opposite sides are congruent, all radii are congruent respectively
those are the properties i am talking about
Thank you
11
11*
Is AD 11?
Or is it CD?
@stray kiln If CD is 11, does that mean DE is 6?
o7
close enough
@stray kiln Is ii 25? 
no DE is 7 because it's a radius of the circle
Yes, I realized my mistake
For C, AB = 7 and CE = 7 , it says to find area as well .
But if you're finding the area of the rectangle wouldn't it be 7 x 5? Why mention any scale or ABCE?
Unless you wouldn't multiply 7x7 for some reason
it would be 700cm * 500cm
@stray kiln So 350 000cm² is the answer?
Would we also have to convert it to metres?
yes that is a lot more convenient wouldn't you say