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A quarter circle is attached to the side of a square as shown.

What is the best approximation for the area of this figure?

Use 3.14 to approximate pi.

82.2 cm²

114.2 cm²

164.5 cm²

268.1 cm²

A quarter circle is attached to the side of a square as shown. What is the best approximation-example-1
User Dopatraman
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Answer:

B. or 114.2

Explanation:

First we find the area of the quarter circle ( find the area how you would to a regular circle but divide answer by 4.) Then find the area of the square *8x8* and then add up the both area's and that should give you B 114.2

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A quarter circle is attached to the side of a square as shown. What is the best approximation-example-1
User Baer
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first you find the area of the square which is 8²=64 than you find the area of a circle using the formula πr² you get 201.06 and divide it by 4 because you only need the quarter and you get 50.26 the last step is to add the two areas together and you get 64+50.26=114.2
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