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The formula for the area of a sector of a circle is:


A=(\theta)/(360)\cdot\pi r^2

Where

θ is the angle

r is the radius

Given,

θ = 100

r = 7

We substitute into the formula and figure the answer out [remembering to use 3.14159 as π]:


\begin{gathered} A=(\theta)/(360)\cdot\pi r^2 \\ A=(100)/(360)\cdot(3.14159)(7)^2 \\ A=(5)/(18)\cdot(3.14159)(49) \\ A\approx42.76053 \end{gathered}

Rounding to the nearest thousandth [3 decimal places], we have:

Area = 42.761 square centimeters
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