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PLEASEEEEEE HELPPP The figure shows two concentric circles with center A. The shaded region is a ring and the portion of that ring enclosed by The width of the ring is 11 cm. (you won’t need the radius
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PLEASEEEEEE HELPPP

The figure shows two concentric circles with center A. The shaded region is a ring and the portion of that ring enclosed by
The width of the ring is 11 cm.
(you won’t need the radius of the full circle)
The central angle is in radians.

(Please show work) (Please help me with this) PLEASEEEE

PLEASEEEEEE HELPPP The figure shows two concentric circles with center A. The shaded-example-1
User Nilesh Tighare
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I think I will be interested to find out how this is solved without at least the radius of ONE of the circles..... only knowing it is 11 cm wide will not help you find its area...

see image below......both 'rings' are 11 cm wide....but they obviously have different areas !

PLEASEEEEEE HELPPP The figure shows two concentric circles with center A. The shaded-example-1
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