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Find the area of the shaded region

Find the area of the shaded region-example-1

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Ok so what you should is first find the area for both of the circle


Area = \pi r^2\\

Big circle

you are given the radius which 14mm


3,14(14)^2 = 615.44 mm^2

Small circle

you are given the diameter of the small circle which 14mm

radius = diameter/2

14/2=7mm


3.14(7)^2 = 153,86mm^2

Shaded area means the difference between the 2 areas, in my opinion

so you do 615.44 - 153.86 = 461.58 mm^2

Hope that answers your question

Don't hesitate to comment if you are confused about something :)

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