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An archery target consists of five concentric circles. Points for each region on the target are indicated. The radius of the bull’s-eye is 4.5”, and each ring surrounding it is 4.625” wide. Round to the nearest hundredth.

a.) What is the area of the bull’s-eye?
b.) What is the area of the seven-point region?
c.) What is the area of the entire target?
d.)The probability of hitting the bull’s-eye on a random shot that hits the target is:
P(bull's eye)=area of bull's eye/area of target

e.)Calculate the probability of hitting the bull’s-eye. Express your answer as a percent. This gives the percentage of the time in which a shot that hits the target at random would be expected to hit the bull’s-eye.

An archery target consists of five concentric circles. Points for each region on the-example-1

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a.63.59
b.197.98
c.1661.06
d.3.83%
e.11.91%
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