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I need help on these two problems.

I need help on these two problems.-example-1
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Answer:

Part 1)
A=16\pi\ km^(2)

Part 2)
A=196\ mi^(2)

Explanation:

Part 1) Find the area of the circle

we know that

The area of the circle is equal to


A=\pi r^(2)

where

r is the radius of the circle

we have


r=4\ km

substitute


A=\pi (4)^(2)


A=16\pi\ km^(2)

Part 2) Find the area of triangle

The area of triangle is equal to


A=(1)/(2)(b)(h)

where

b is the base and h is the height of triangle

we have


b=20\ mi


h=19.6\ mi

substitute


A=(1)/(2)(20)(19.6)


A=196\ mi^(2)

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