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The square has a side length of 10 ft and the circle inside the square has a diameter of 10 ft find the approximate area of the shaded region use 3.14 as an estimation for

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Answer:


Area = 21.5ft^2

Explanation:

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Given

Square:


Length = 10ft

Circle:


Diameter = 10ft


\pi = 3.14

Required: Calculate the area of the shaded region

First, calculate the area of the square:


A_1 = Length^2


A_1 = (10ft)^2


A_1 = 100ft^2

Next, the area of the circle.


A_2 =\pi * (d^2)/(4)


A_2 =3.14 * (10^2)/(4)


A_2 =3.14 * (100)/(4)


A_2 =3.14 * 25


A_2 =78.5ft^2

The shaded region has the following area


Area = A_1 - A_2

i.e. the difference between the area of the square and the area of the circle


Area = 100ft^2 - 78.5ft^2


Area = 21.5ft^2

The square has a side length of 10 ft and the circle inside the square has a diameter-example-1
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