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Circle A has a radius of 12 in., m( arc BC )=π/6, m( arc CD ) = π/4. What is the area of the sector with the central angle ∠BAD?

Circle A has a radius of 12 in., m( arc BC )=π/6, m( arc CD ) = π/4. What is the area-example-1
User Megatron
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Answer:

Area of the sector = 94.25 in²

Explanation:

From the picture attached,

Length of the radius of the circle = 12 in.

m(arc BC) =
(\pi )/(6)

m(arc CD) =
(\pi )/(4)

Therefore, m(arc BD) = m(arc BC) + m(arc CD)

m(arc BD) =
(\pi )/(6)+(\pi )/(4)

=
(5\pi )/(12)

Since, area of a sector with central angle 'θ' is given by,

Area of the sector =
(\theta)/(2\pi )(\pi r^2)

By substituting the measures in the given formula,

Area of sector BAD =
((5\pi )/(12))/(2\pi )(\pi )(12)^2

=
(5)/(24)(\pi )(144)

=
30\pi

= 94.25 in²

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