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(a) the value of q in radians

(b) the area of the shaded region in cm²​

Find (a) the value of q in radians (b) the area of the shaded region in cm²​-example-1

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Answer:

(a) 1.18

(b) 99.71

Explanation:

to know the value of q in degrees we can use cosine of q


\cos (q) = (OR)/(OQ)\\\\\cos (q) = (5)/(13)\\\\q = \cos^(-1)((5)/(13))\\\\q \approx 67.38

now to radians

the formula is


x*(2\pi)/(360)\\\\

with x the degrees


67.38* (2\pi)/(360)\\\\=(67.38\pi)/(180)\\\\\approx 0.374\pi\\\\\approx 1.18

so the measure of angle q is 1.18 radians

so now for part b


A = (r^2 \alpha )/(2)\\\\

with
\alpha being the central angle in radians

for degrees is the following


A = (\theta)/(360)* \pi r^2

so we have


A = (13^2 (1.18))/(2)\\\\A = 99.71cm^2

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