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A 3 cm times 10 cm rectangle sits inside a circle with radius of 12 cm

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Step-by-step explanation: Since the rectangle sits within the larger circle, let's look at it this way:

Area of Shaded Region = Area of Circle - Area of Rectangle

OR

(X) =( pi * r^2 ) - (rectangle length * rectangle width)

Now we fill in the numbers where we know the numbers:

(X) = (pi * (12 cm)^2) - (3cm * 10cm)

(X) = (pi * 144cm^2) - (30 cm^2)

(X) = 144pi - 30

(X) = 452.39 - 30

(X) = 422.39 cm^2

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