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Find the area of the smaller sector. Leave your answer in terms of pi.

-50 Points- Find the area of the smaller sector. Leave your answer in terms of pi-example-1
User Crsh
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Area of a sector of a circle is (Angle of Sector/360°)*πr^2

If you plug in the given values, you get (30°/360°)*36π

Simplify the equation.
(1/12)*36π

Simplify the equation again and you get your answer.
Area = 3π
User Pmakholm
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The formula to find the area of a sector is:

A =
(degree)/(360) \pi r^(2)

In this case:

Degree = 30

Radius = 6

^^^Plug these numbers into the formula given above

A =
(30)/(360) \pi 6^(2)

Solve

A =
(1)/(12)π6²

A =
(1)/(12)π36

A =
(36)/(12)\pi

A = 3π

^^^This is the area of the sector

Hope this helped!

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