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Find a polynomial for the sum of the shaded
areas of the figure. A = 6, B = 4

Find a polynomial for the sum of the shaded areas of the figure. A = 6, B = 4-example-1
User Sanlok Lee
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Answer:

The polynomial for the sum of the shaded
\pi r² - 20
\pi

Explanation:

Given as :

The figure is shown which is of concentric circle with radius B , A , r

The radius B = 4 unit

The radius A = 6 unit

Let The sum of shaded portion = x unit

Now, The circumference of circle = 2
\pi R , where R is the radius

So, for circle with radius B.

The circumference = 2
\pi R = 2
\pi B

Or, The circumference = 2
\pi × 4 = 8
\pi

Similarly

For circle with radius A.

The circumference = 2
\piR = 2
\pi A

Or, The circumference = 2
\pi × 6 = 12
\pi

Now, The area of circle with radius r is

Area =
\pi ×radius × radius

Or, Area =
\pi

Now,

The sum of shaded region area = The area of circle with radius r - ( The circumference with radius B + The circumference with radius A )

Or, The sum of shaded region area =
\pi r² - ( 8
\pi + 12
\pi )

Or, The sum of shaded region area =
\pi r² - 20
\pi

Hence The polynomial for the sum of the shaded area is
\pi r² - 20
\pi Answer

User Christopher Tokar
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