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Can someone help me with this?-example-1
User Vivek Pandey
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Answer: 27
\pi

Explanation:

Use the circle area formula: r²
\pi...

6²
\pi = 36
\pi

And since a quarter of the circle is removed(aka
(1)/(4)), divide 36 by
(3)/(4)...

= 27
\pi

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