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If a circle has an area of 100 cm squared, what would be the area of a section of 45 degrees?
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If a circle has an area of 100 cm squared, what would be the area of a section of 45 degrees?

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Answer:

45 degrees/360 degrees=1/8

So the area would be 1/8 *100=100/8=25/2

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