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Find the area of the shaded region.

Find the area of the shaded region.-example-1
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Answer:

Area of the shaded region is 104.96 m².

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly, finding the area of circle with radius 8 cm by substituting the values in the formula :


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Circle)) = \pi {r}^(2)}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Circle)) = 3.14{(8)}^(2)}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Circle)) = 3.14{(8 * 8)}}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Circle)) = 3.14{(64)}}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Circle)) = 3.14 * 64}}}
{:\implies{\tt{A_((Circle)) = 200.96 \: {m}^(2) }}}

Hence, the area of circle is 200.96 m².


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Secondly, finding the area of rectangle with length and breadth by substituting the values in the formula :


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Rectangle)) = l * b}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Rectangle)) = 12 * 8}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Rectangle)) = 96 \: {m}^(2)}}}

Hence, the area of rectangle is 96 m².


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Now, finding the area of shaded region by substituting the values in the formula :


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Shaded)) = A_((Circle)) - A_((Rectangle))}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Shaded)) = 200.96 - 96}}}


{:\implies{\tt{A_((Shaded)) = 104.96 \: {m}^(2)}}}

Hence, the area of shaded region is 104.96 m².


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