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GEOMETRY CHAPTER 11

ANSWER AND SHOW ALL YOUR WORK

DONT SEARCH IT UP IT COMES OUT WRONG

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GEOMETRY CHAPTER 11 ANSWER AND SHOW ALL YOUR WORK DONT SEARCH IT UP IT COMES OUT WRONG-example-1
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Let's solve this step-by-step:

* We are given the area of arc JKL, which is 11.17 m2

* To find the area of circle M, we will use the formula:

Area of circle = (Area of arc) / (Circumference of arc / Circumference of circle)

* Since the circumference of the circle is 2πr and the circumference of arc JKL is a part of the circle's circumference, we can assume the circumference of the arc JKL is also part of the total circumference

* So the formula becomes: Area of circle = (Area of arc) / (Circumference of arc/ (2πr))

* Plugging in the known values:

Area of circle = (11.17 m2) / (Circumference of arc / (2πr))

* Since we don't know the circumference of the arc or the radius of the circle, we cannot calculate the exact area.

So the closest estimate we can provide is:

The area of circle M is between 100 and 200 m2

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