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Find the area of the figure

Find the area of the figure-example-1
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Answer:

145.1327

Explanation:

Divide the given figure up into two smaller figures. Calculate the area of each of the smaller figures and then add up the areas. One can divide this figure into a rectangle with sides (8 and 15), and a semi-circle with a diameter of (8m).

Calculate the area of the rectangle, the formula to calculate the area of a rectangle is (
base*height)

8 * 15 = 120

Calculate the area of the semi-circle. The formulas for the area of a semi-circle is the formula for the area of a circle divided by (2), (
A=((pi)r^2)/(2)). Where (A) represents the are, (pi) represents the number (3.1415...), and (r) represents the radius of the circle. The radius is always half of the diameter of a cricle. Substitute in the given values, and solve


((pi)((8)/(2))^2)/(2)


=((pi)(4)^2)/(2)


=((pi)16)/(2)


=8(pi)

~25.1327

Now add up the two values,

120 + 25.1327

= 145.1327

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