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acellusFind the area of the shaded region.6005 cmA = [?] cm2Enter a decimal rounded to the nearest tenth.

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Answer:

76.3

Explanation:

The area of a segment is given by the formula


segment\; area=((\pi\theta)/(360)-(\sin\theta)/(2))* r^2

The segment is the red region.

Therefore, the area of the shaded region given in the picture of the question is

Area of the circle - Area of the segment.

Since


Circle\; Area=\pi r^2

and


segment\; area=((\pi\theta)/(360)-(\sin\theta)/(2))* r^2

The area of the shaded region is


Area\; Shaded=\pi r^2-((\pi\theta)/(360)-(\sin\theta)/(2))* r^2

Now, in our case,


\begin{gathered} \theta=60^o \\ r=5 \end{gathered}

Therefore,


Area\; Shaded=\pi\cdot5^2-((\pi(60))/(360)-(\sin60)/(2))*5^2

Evalauting the right-hand side gives


Area\; Shaded=76.27516

Rounded to the nearest tenth, the above is


\boxed{Area\; Shaded=76.3}

which is our answer!

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